SC - medieval dutch food

Tue Feb 27 20:11:46 PST 2001

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on 2/27/01 8:25 PM, Huette von Ahrens at ahrenshav at yahoo.com wrote:

Not to denigrate your Dutch speaking abilities, but
isn't there a difference between Modern Dutch and
Renaissance Dutch?  Or do you also have old Dutch
dictionaries to help you with words that are not used
anymore?

Huette

Indeed, there is a difference, and yes, I've got a couple...have to dig them
out of the boxes I packed them away in, but I have them.

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Yours,

Grey Randall/Lord Boroghul Khara
"Milla nummi pro capite hominis nothum inconsiderati qui ultimam poculum
potus capit neque novam ollam fabricatur!"

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on 2/27/01 8:25 PM, Huette von Ahrens at ahrenshav at yahoo.com wrote: 
 
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Not to denigrate your Dutch speaking abilities, but 
isn't there a difference between Modern Dutch and 
Renaissance Dutch?  Or do you also have old Dutch 
dictionaries to help you with words that are not used 
anymore? 
 
Huette 
 
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Yours, 
 
Grey Randall/Lord Boroghul Khara 
"Milla nummi pro capite hominis nothum inconsiderati qui ultimam pocul=
um potus capit neque novam ollam fabricatur!" 
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