Food

Fieldfares and strengthening food

Crams- und andre Vögel; Crams, sonderliche Kost

The account closes the immediate recovery episode by describing special strengthening food, including what the translation renders as fieldfares and other birds.

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Centrum Naturae Concentratum

Attributed to Ali Puli · Diotimos Editions · 2026

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English renderings
fieldfares, birds, strengthening food, Fieldfares and strengthening food.

Meaning

The account closes the immediate recovery episode by describing special strengthening food, including what the translation renders as fieldfares and other birds. This is a small but important distinction between disappearance of pain and restoration of strength: the patient has already reported weakness after the first relief. The meal returns him to social company as well as bodily nourishment. The vocabulary contributes to the story’s staging of recovery; it is not a general dietary recommendation for the illnesses named elsewhere in the episode.

Places to read

  1. Philosophical Discourse · Passage 23German“sonderliche Kost so stärckte / als Crams- und andre Vögel” The food follows the patient’s report of remaining weakness.