[Sca-cooks] Plat was Sausage recipes

[Phil Troy / G. Tacitus Adamantius]

Also sprach lilinah at earthlink.net:
>ohnna Holloway wrote:
>>  Actually there is an edition of Plat's Delightes that is dated 1600---
>>  so it ought to be allowable, unless 1600 is now too late.
>
>How can 1600 be too late? It is year 100 of the 16th century. 1601 
>is year 1 of the 17th century.
>
>Anahita
>there was no year 0 - just 1 BCE and 1 CE

I don't recall specifically having said so, but I might have said 
that the source is technically OOP, giving the publication date as 
1609, which is the edition most SCAdians use, as it's the one HG 
Cariadoc includes in his collection.

Hey, _I'm_ not the one living in the Kingdom with the weird, 
arbitrary cutoff dates for their A&S stuff... ;-)

Adamantius, still getting caught up on old mail, but this was, I 
hope, a quick one
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