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Hi!
Thanks for the responses and reference. I looked on the "r"s in the other words as "Crudelitas" and "Israhel" etc., therefore decided that it is rather "z", but I see that, probably, it is the "r" in abbreviations, so, maybe, "+" is a part of an abbreviation?!
The same word is in the "channel" to Israel: Vener[i]t i Ihr+m ab gog". Maybe, this is a name or mean the same as below?!

P. S. "Mentita deitas" = False divinity.

Thank you, Searcher! This is a very interesting manuscript, but I find it hard to make sense of it.
You are right about "Mentita deitas". Thank you for correcting me!

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Thank you very much for your transcriptions and translations, JKP!
Being ignorant of German, this level of detail is immensely helpful to me!

In the attached image, I highlighted the "mel mit gaismilch" you have found. 

For those who missed this bit, You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (and possibly others) noted that You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. has marginalia which could contain "mel" as "mehl" (flour).

Can anybody shade some light on the "+" signs at the top of Clm 671 f44r?

After the Mondragone presentation of Johannes Albus I had been looking for recipes involving goat liver, which exist since antiquity and have to do with bad eyesight. Never looked too much for goat milk. It would seem to be of interest.

Thank you, Rene! Could you find any manuscript with a recipe involving "pox leber"?