@ nablator
"darnach dissenen îsets durch brey mischen mit baumöle vnd wachs und dar vß machen eyn salbe."
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“Then mix this brey, which has been strained, with tree oil and wax, and make an ointment out of it.”
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In the example described above, “brey” is mixed with vegetable oils and wax; I don't think anyone would want to eat that.
No, “brey” is a state of matter, something soft and mixed—some “brey” is edible, others aren't—but ‘edible’ is not the definition of “brey”!!!
"darnach dissenen îsets durch brey mischen mit baumöle vnd wachs und dar vß machen eyn salbe."
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“Then mix this brey, which has been strained, with tree oil and wax, and make an ointment out of it.”
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In the example described above, “brey” is mixed with vegetable oils and wax; I don't think anyone would want to eat that.
No, “brey” is a state of matter, something soft and mixed—some “brey” is edible, others aren't—but ‘edible’ is not the definition of “brey”!!!