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In the Munich area the versions without liquid I'm familiar with are [mûiX] / [müX] as stated in the text, [müX] is also very common in large parts of Austria. But I cannot imagine anyone writing this as 'mich'. It just sounds wrong but I am far from an expert on this topic. Still I would like to see ~15th century examples of 'mich' for milk, or generally how milk is spelled in recipes.
@Aga Tentaculus
Isn't the 'g' is found in the green leaf of f1v?
In the Munich area the versions without liquid I'm familiar with are [mûiX] / [müX] as stated in the text, [müX] is also very common in large parts of Austria. But I cannot imagine anyone writing this as 'mich'. It just sounds wrong but I am far from an expert on this topic. Still I would like to see ~15th century examples of 'mich' for milk, or generally how milk is spelled in recipes.
@Aga Tentaculus
Isn't the 'g' is found in the green leaf of f1v?