Balthasar Sanchez - Plaque marking his bequest. : 無料・フリー素材/写真
Balthasar Sanchez - Plaque marking his bequest. / Alan Stanton
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| 説明 | Photo of the plaque on the external wall of Bruce Castle Museum _______________________1600NOT UNTO US O LORD NOT UNTO USBUT UNTO THY NAME GIVE YE GLORIEPSALM 115.1BALTHASAR SANCHEZ BORN IN SPAYNEIN THE CITY OF SHEREZ IN ESTREMEDURA IS THE FOWNDER OF THESE EYGHT ALMES HOUSES FOR THE RELIEF OF EYGHT POOR MEN & WOMEN OF THIS TOWNE OF TATTENHAM HIGH CRASSE______________________§ Reference Entry in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography for Sanchez, Balthazar (d. 1602), confectionerPublished online May 2005 | e-ISBN: 9780198614128 | DOI: dx.doi.org/10.1093/ref:odnb/68906"Sanchez, Balthazar (d. 1602), confectioner, is of unknown antecedents, except that he was born in Jerez de los Caballeros, Badajoz, Spain, and is believed to have been comfit-maker 'early in his career' to the future King Philip II (Robinson, 2.255). § Variations in English spelling were partly because of the lack of common standards. Though I also wonder how far they might also reflect the substantial changes around that time in what's now known as Original Pronunciation (OP) § It may be that the word "comfit" indicates he was a cook. [The original meaning of Comfit referring to a slow and lower temperature method of cooking and preserving meat in its own fat.]______________________§ Perhaps the discrepancy in the dates of death given might be due to the calendar changes in England at around that time? (Julian to Gregorian). |
| 撮影日 | 2019-02-16 15:36:39 |
| 撮影者 | Alan Stanton |
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