SC - list of requested articles

Stefan li Rous stefan at texas.net
Mon Oct 30 23:23:19 PST 2000


Lady Brighid ni Chiarain answered some of my questions with: 
> > This is all interesting stuff. Brighid, did you get sent the entire
> > thing or just some of it? Is it on the web somewhere? 
> 
> I got sent the whole thing.  It used to be on the web, but was 
> removed -- I don't know why.
> 
> > Perhaps it would
> > be useful to have in the Florilegium even if only in the original Spanish.
> 
> Sorry, it's a copyrighted transcription.

Ok. Then I couldn't put it in the Florilegium without the original author/
editor's permission.
 
> > It would be wonderful to have a translation though. Then I could read it.
> 
> Was that a hint?  :-)

Only generally. I know you are still working on your current translation
work. However, until a translation is available, I personally can't make
much use of it.

Unfortunately, unless a non-copyrighted version or permission is
obtained from the current copyright holder can be obtained, the
translation, if it is a direct translation can not be used either.
 
> Perhaps someone will be inspired to tackle the job.  I have no 
> plans to do so.  It's an interesting document to glance through, and 
> the sections on herbs and grains and fruits are interesting to me as 
> a cook, but there are also long sections on when to sow barley, 
> what kind of soil grapevines need, how to make wine, what to feed 
> the chickens in winter, when to breed the cows, and how to 
> castrate hogs.

Ooh. Lots of interesting stuff I've not seen addressed elsewhere.

What does it say about feeding the chickens. I don't think the
argument between me and Ras over feeding grain to chickens has
been resolved yet. I'm willing to admit some feed was used, but
I still think it was minimal. Maybe this could resolve this.

Does it say whether pigs were fat or not?

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HL  Stefan li Rous    Barony of Bryn Gwlad    Kingdom of Ansteorra
Mark S. Harris             Austin, Texas           stefan at texas.net
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