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Cian: links

2006-10-17T01:25:41Z

links

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	'''Fish''' are mostly cold-blooded [[aquatic]] animals. They swim in [[water]] when alive and float on water when dead. Many [[animal]]s eat fish, ~~several~~ {[[bear]]s, for example, and [[otter]]s) actively [[hunt]] them. It is ~~believd~~ that this is where human beings got the idea from, and within period [[net]] and line-fishing were widely known, and many rivers were being developed to make this easier, by introducing fish-weirs.		'''Fish''' are mostly cold-blooded [[aquatic]] animals. They swim in [[water]] when alive and float on water when dead. Many [[animal]]s eat fish. Several [[bear]]s, for example, and [[otter]]s actively [[hunt]] them. It is believed that this is where human beings got the idea from, and within [[period]] [[net]] and line-[[fishing]] were widely known, and many rivers were being developed to make this easier, by introducing fish-weirs.

	As the [[Bible]] did not consider fish to be animals, the [[Church]] allowed them to be eaten on Fridays, whereas eating other animals was [[laws\|prohibited]]. For this reason, many monasteries developed artificial fish-pools so as to have a ready stock of fish for their Friday ~~tables~~.		As the [[Bible]] did not consider fish to be animals, the [[Church]] allowed them to be eaten on Fridays, whereas eating other animals was [[laws\|prohibited]]. For this reason, many [[monastery\|monasteries]] developed artificial fish-pools so as to have a ready stock of fish for their Friday dinner [[table]]s.

	==Varieties of Fish==		==Varieties of Fish==

Simoncursitor at 08:59, 16 October 2006

2006-10-16T08:59:33Z

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	'''Fish''' are mostly cold-blooded [[aquatic]] animals. They swim in [[water]] when alive and float on water when dead.		'''Fish''' are mostly cold-blooded [[aquatic]] animals. They swim in [[water]] when alive and float on water when dead. Many [[animal]]s eat fish, several {[[bear]]s, for example, and [[otter]]s) actively [[hunt]] them. It is believd that this is where human beings got the idea from, and within period [[net]] and line-fishing were widely known, and many rivers were being developed to make this easier, by introducing fish-weirs.

	As the [[Bible]] did not consider fish to be animals, the [[Church]] allowed them to be eaten on Fridays, whereas eating other animals was [[laws\|prohibited]].		As the [[Bible]] did not consider fish to be animals, the [[Church]] allowed them to be eaten on Fridays, whereas eating other animals was [[laws\|prohibited]]. For this reason, many monasteries developed artificial fish-pools so as to have a ready stock of fish for their Friday tables.

	==Varieties of Fish==		==Varieties of Fish==

User 144: categorising

2006-04-29T07:11:24Z

categorising

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	*[[Mortrews of Fyssh (recipe)\|Mortrews of Fyssh]]		*[[Mortrews of Fyssh (recipe)\|Mortrews of Fyssh]]
	*[[Pykes in brasey (recipe)\|Pykes in brasey]]		*[[Pykes in brasey (recipe)\|Pykes in brasey]]

			[[category:animal]]
			[[category:food]]

Cian at 23:40, 21 March 2006

2006-03-21T23:40:46Z

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	A mostly cold-blooded [[aquatic]] ~~animal~~. They swim in [[water]] when alive and float on water when dead.		'''Fish''' are mostly cold-blooded [[aquatic]] animals. They swim in [[water]] when alive and float on water when dead.

	As the [[Bible]] did not consider fish to be animals ~~they~~ ~~were~~ allowed to be eaten on Fridays, whereas eating other animals was prohibited.		As the [[Bible]] did not consider fish to be animals, the [[Church]] allowed them to be eaten on Fridays, whereas eating other animals was [[laws\|prohibited]].

	==Varieties of Fish==		==Varieties of Fish==
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	* [[Sole]]		* [[Sole]]

	==~~Recipes~~ Using Fish==		==[[Recipe]]s Using Fish==
	*[[Gelee of Fyssh (recipe)\|Gelee of Fyssh]]		*[[Gelee of Fyssh (recipe)\|Gelee of Fyssh]]
	*[[Makerel in sawce (recipe)\|Makerel in sawce]]		*[[Makerel in sawce (recipe)\|Makerel in sawce]]

Conrad Leviston at 13:38, 21 March 2006

2006-03-21T13:38:50Z

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	A mostly cold-blooded [[aquatic]] animal. They swim in [[water]] when alive and float on water when dead.		A mostly cold-blooded [[aquatic]] animal. They swim in [[water]] when alive and float on water when dead.

			As the [[Bible]] did not consider fish to be animals they were allowed to be eaten on Fridays, whereas eating other animals was prohibited.

			==Varieties of Fish==

			* [[Carp]]
			* [[Eel]]
			* [[Perch]]
			* [[Salmon]]
			* [[Sole]]

	==Recipes Using Fish==		==Recipes Using Fish==

Conrad Leviston: one more recipe

2004-09-04T03:35:02Z

one more recipe

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	*[[Makerel in sawce (recipe)\|Makerel in sawce]]		*[[Makerel in sawce (recipe)\|Makerel in sawce]]
	*[[Mortrews of Fyssh (recipe)\|Mortrews of Fyssh]]		*[[Mortrews of Fyssh (recipe)\|Mortrews of Fyssh]]
			*[[Pykes in brasey (recipe)\|Pykes in brasey]]

Conrad Leviston: added links to recipes

2004-09-04T03:30:56Z

added links to recipes

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	A mostly cold-blooded [[aquatic]] animal. They swim in [[water]] when alive and float on water when dead.		A mostly cold-blooded [[aquatic]] animal. They swim in [[water]] when alive and float on water when dead.

			==Recipes Using Fish==
			*[[Gelee of Fyssh (recipe)\|Gelee of Fyssh]]
			*[[Makerel in sawce (recipe)\|Makerel in sawce]]
			*[[Mortrews of Fyssh (recipe)\|Mortrews of Fyssh]]

134.211.96.1 at 01:25, 4 December 2003

2003-12-04T01:25:29Z

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	A cold-blooded aquatic animal. They swim in water.		A mostly cold-blooded [[aquatic]] animal. They swim in [[water]] when alive and float on water when dead.

Morgant: new content - previous from dictionary.com

2003-08-11T14:18:15Z

new content - previous from dictionary.com

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			A cold-blooded aquatic animal. They swim in water.
	Any of numerous cold-blooded [[aquatic]] vertebrates of the superclass Pisces, characteristically having fins, gills, and a streamlined body.

	They swim in water

211.28.191.111: initial doc

2003-08-06T22:42:04Z

initial doc

New page

Any of numerous cold-blooded [[aquatic]] vertebrates of the superclass Pisces, characteristically having fins, gills, and a streamlined body.

They swim in water

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	*[[Makerel in sawce (recipe)\|Makerel in sawce]]		*[[Makerel in sawce (recipe)\|Makerel in sawce]]
	*[[Mortrews of Fyssh (recipe)\|Mortrews of Fyssh]]		*[[Mortrews of Fyssh (recipe)\|Mortrews of Fyssh]]
			*[[Pykes in brasey (recipe)\|Pykes in brasey]]