paper with an average size of 14–18×18–22cm, corresponding approximately to the quarto format
Africa
19th Century
Source: Ogorodnikova, Daria. 'Soninke Ajami manuscripts'. (Chapter 4, 2016).
Recipe Details
Preparation Steps
The paper used for Islamic disciplines typically measures between 14–18 cm by 18–22 cm (p. 84). Many sheets bear traces of ruling (masaṭīr), which were implemented using boards made of stiff leather or cardboard with strings stretched across (p. 83-84).
Original Recipe Text
The paper used for Islamic disciplines typically measures between 14–18 cm by 18–22 cm (p. 84). Many sheets bear traces of ruling (masaṭīr), which were implemented using boards made of stiff leather or cardboard with strings stretched across (p. 83-84).
Evidence
"In general, texts on the main Islamic disciplines appear written on paper with an average size of 14–18×18–22cm, corresponding approximately to the quarto format."
Remarks
Layout variations include ample-spaced lines for intermediate-level texts and tight lines for advanced curricula (p. 89). Smaller scraps of paper were occasionally used for esoteric recipes and charms (p. 87).
Scientific Analysis
Certainty Level
Confirmed
Instrumentally Verified
Not Verified
Metadata
Material Type
paper
Paper Typepaper with an average size of 14–18×18–22cm, corresponding approximately to the quarto format
RegionAfrica
Approx. Year1850
Source Information
AuthorOgorodnikova, Daria. 'Soninke Ajami manuscripts'.
CollectionWest Africa
Language
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