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<title>Some Sweet Terms</title>
<description>In foods and confection s, certain terms started as meaning one thing in the fourteenth century and referred to something different by the seventeent h. Here are some of the words you might encounter with a few of their possible meanings.</description>
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<title>The History of Health Food: Medieval and Renaissance Periods</title>
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<title>Subtleties</title>
<description>An introducti on to subtleties , including a glossary of commonly used terms and some of the different types of subtleties that were made in the Middle Ages.</description>
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<title>Two fifteenth-century cookery-books: Harleian MS. 279 (ab 1430), &amp; Harl. MS. 4016 (ab. 1450), with extracts from Ashmole MS. 1439, Laud MS. 553, &amp; Douce MS. 55</title>
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