red

Netherlands
17th Century
Source: Jan Schmidt - 978-90-04-22191-8, Brill.com, 2018.
Recipe Details

Preparation Steps

Used for 'extensive red lines, corrections and additions by Shahin Kandi' (p. 17). It also appears as dots and within titles and rubrics throughout the Old Testament translation quires (p. 16, 18).

Original Recipe Text

Used for 'extensive red lines, corrections and additions by Shahin Kandi' (p. 17). It also appears as dots and within titles and rubrics throughout the Old Testament translation quires (p. 16, 18).

Evidence

"corrections in red by Shahin Kandi in the first part; ... titles, rubrics and dots in red"

Remarks

The red ink was used by the copyist Shahin Kandi to correct and emend the work of Wojcieh Bobowski (Bobovius) during the Turkish Bible translation project in the mid-17th century (c. 1662-1664). The project was supervised by Jacob Golius in Leiden (p. 15).

Scientific Analysis
Certainty Level
Inferred
Instrumentally Verified
Not Verified
Metadata
Material Type
ink
ColorRed
RegionNetherlands
Approx. Year1650
Source Information
AuthorJan Schmidt - 978-90-04-22191-8, Brill.com, 2018.
CollectionHs. VI H 2
Language
N/A
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