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== Books with extracts on Cunnan == |
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*[[Forme of Cury]] ([[14th century]] cook book) |
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*[[Askham's Herbal]] ([[16th century]] [[herbal]]) |
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*[[A Greene Forest]] ([[16th century]] compendium) |
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== See also == |
== See also == |
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Revision as of 22:17, 24 March 2004
A book is a group of pages, made from a variety of materials, joined along one side and encased between a protective cover of sorts. Books were quite expensive for much of period as they had to be copied by hand until the invention of the printing.
The pages may or may not contain written or printed material.
Books with extracts on Cunnan
- Forme of Cury (14th century cook book)
- Askham's Herbal (16th century herbal)
- A Greene Forest (16th century compendium)
