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14 mars 2019
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Carrie Griffin, « Magical Charms, Love Potions, and Surreal Tricks », The Recipes Project, ID : 10.58079/td6b
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A compact fifteenth-century paper book, MS Sloane 1315 (British Library, London), stands as a manuscript witness to many of the works of popular Middle English instruction. The book might be said to be a miscellany or multi-text manuscript that is home to vernacular works of the kind that were widely-read and much copied in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. Among its many texts is a copy of the courtesy text The Boke of Nurture, purported to have been compiled by John Russell in the s...