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Andrew Dalby
 
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Default Anthimus's recipe for hare (northern Gaul, about 500 AD)

Anthimus's recipe for hare is today's Latin quotation on the FOOD WORD
site. Anthimus claims it's good for dysentery (or rather, against
dysentery), which sounds doubtful, but, who knows, it may be useful to
somebody! Go here

http://perso.wanadoo.fr/dalby/ephemeris/blog.html#6

for the original, and you'll find a link to a translation.

Andrew

 
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