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cat. It has been and still is being eaten by man. Nola
provides a recipe for “Roasted Cat.” Avenzoar stated that it is cold and dry.
If they are often in contact with people, the people will come down with consumption
and emaciation or loose of strength. He continued to state that
people should be warned not to eat it as it is noxious.
According to
Laguna eating cats’ brains causes dizziness and the loose of reason and
judgment to the extent that one does not know what he is saying or what he is
doing. One must always be watchful and alert to treat them with oxymel and
radish juice to vomit that which has been swallowed. After vomiting several
times give them 10 grams of musk to drink with wine. Also the breath, the hair,
the teeth and the visual rays of the cat are poisonous. Men of particular
natures and constitutions cannot support the presence of the cat; they are very
frightened of them and tremble; they sense their presence even though they
cannot see it.
See blog titled azotarlo for
Nola’s recipe for roast cat.
[Ibn Zuhr/García Sánchez. 1992:60; Laza. 2002:142; Nola. 1989:xlii-2; and Nola/Pérez. 1992:198]
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