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Nahrung
(743 words)
1. BegriffDer frühnzl. Quellenbegriff N. meinte nicht nur die Ernährung, sondern den gesamten »Unterhalt« des Menschen […
Source:
Enzyklopädie der Neuzeit Online
Date:
2019-11-19
Sustenance
(883 words)
1. DefinitionThe term
sustenance (German
Nahrung) at the beginning of the early modern period meant not just food but the total “maintenance” of a person [2] – apparel, the roof over one’s head and the fire in the hearth, work in the fields and the shop. Everything needed for life, the “notturft und narung dis leibs und lebens” (“necessities and sustenance of life and limb”; Luther, 1529 [3. 292]), is due everyone to the extent of his need and in accordance with his estate (Estates of the realm) – this was the sustenance fitting and proper for him [1. B. 2, 512 (Title 4, Article 4)].…
Date:
2022-08-17
