red ink
Turkey
19th Century
Source: Karolewski, Janina. "Adaptation of Buyruk Manuscripts to Impart Alevi Teachings".
Recipe Details
Evidence
"for emphasis, orientation or decoration purposes some words, phrases, and bullet point-like graphic symbols are written in red ink (cf. Fig. 5)."
Remarks
The red ink is used within the Arapgir-Çimen Buyruğu (MS 1) to distinguish certain structural elements. It appears in the form of bullet point-like graphic symbols and for specific words or phrases to aid orientation (p. 481). A specific instance is noted on folio 70r where a phrase starting a new text unit is written in red (p. 482).
Scientific Analysis
Certainty Level
Inferred
Instrumentally Verified
Not Verified
Metadata
Material Type
ink
ColorRed
RegionTurkey
Approx. Year1850
Source Information
AuthorKarolewski, Janina. "Adaptation of Buyruk Manuscripts to Impart Alevi Teachings".
CollectionArapgir-Çimen Buyruğu (MS 1)
Language
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