paper made from coton; linen paper; qirfl%s (∆irfl%s, paper)

Ingredients

coton, linen, papyrus

Preparation Steps

Original Recipe Text

The document provides a taxonomy of historical paper production methods, including 'paper made from coton' and 'linen paper', specifically referencing technical discussions on pages 176 and 177. It notes specific production sites: 'paper factories in Egypt' (p. 176), 'paper production in Italy and Sicily' (p. 177), and 'paper production in northern Arabia' (p. 176). The term 'qirfl%s' is used as a synonym for paper/papyrus in the Egyptian industrial context (p. 199-200).

Evidence

"paper made from coton 177; linen paper 177; paper factories in Egypt 176; paper production in Italy and Sicily 177; paper production in northern Arabia 176; qirfl%s (∆irfl%s, paper) 176; papyrus, industry of papyrus 176"

Remarks

The technical index details a sophisticated understanding of cellulose-based writing supports. It distinguishes between cotton-based paper (discussed on page 177) and linen-based paper (also page 177). Historical continuity is shown through the 'industry of papyrus' and 'qirfl%s' entries, both linked to the Egyptian region (p. 199, 200). The mention of Italian and Sicilian paper production suggests a comparative study of paper-making technology transfer (p. 199).