Turkish Manuscripts in Public Collections in the Netherlands: a Treasure Trove for the History of Turkish Literary Culture and a Source for Scholarly Contacts between West and East

Hungary
17th Century
Source: Schmidt, J. (2012). Epilogue. In: Catalogue of Turkish Manuscripts in Public Collections in the Netherlands. Brill.
Recipe Details

Preparation Steps

Turkish recipes (p. 332). The text notes that a Koran found in Hungary in 1687 contains 'Turkish recipes'. While the specific content of these recipes is not detailed in the epilogue, such entries in Qur'anic flyleaves or margins often include ink-making or medical formulas.

Original Recipe Text

Turkish recipes (p. 332). The text notes that a Koran found in Hungary in 1687 contains 'Turkish recipes'. While the specific content of these recipes is not detailed in the epilogue, such entries in Qur'anic flyleaves or margins often include ink-making or medical formulas.

Evidence

"the Museum Meermanno-Westreenianum obtained a Koran with Turkish recipes in 1848; it had originally been found in Hungary in 1687, where it had been abandoned by retreating Ottoman troops."

Remarks

The manuscript was originally abandoned by Ottoman troops in Hungary in 1687 and later acquired by the Museum Meermanno-Westreenianum in 1848 (p. 332).

Scientific Analysis
Analytical Techniques
cataloguing work
Certainty Level
Inferred
Instrumentally Verified
Not Verified
Metadata
Material Type
ink
RegionHungary
Approx. Year1650
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