[Sca-cooks] Use of fresh juices in period?
Johnna Holloway
johnna at sitka.engin.umich.edu
Sun Apr 22 13:29:20 PDT 2007
One finds earlier mentions.
Many men putte þerto in somer þe Iuse of lymons or of orenges. [Many men
put thereto in summer the juice of lemons or of oranges.]
Chauliac 2(Paris angl. 25 156a/b) c1425
Chauliac died in Avignon, on July 25, 1368.
2 (Paris angl. 25 156a/b) is the manuscript designation by the Middle
English Dict.
In this case-- Title: Guy de Chauliac's Grande Chirurgie (ME version 2)
[*Chauliac(2)] The preferred text being
Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale angl.25 (Pref.MS)
c1425 is the date which is after his death, so this is a later copy.
There is this book --B. Wallner, The Middle English Translation of Guy
de Chauliac's Grande Chirurgie, Acta Universitatis Lundensis n.f., avd.
1, bd. 56, nr. 5 (1964). odd pp. 3-149.
Johnnae
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> At 04:00 -0500 2007-04-22, Stefan li Rous wrote:
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>> It has been my contention that yes, fresh fruit juices were drunk in
>> the Middle Ages,
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