الليق
Syria
15th Century
Source: الزرخوني، محمد بن أبي بكر (ت 811 هـ)، زهر البساتين في علم المشاتين، تحقيق: جلال الدين، دار الكتب والوثائق القومية.
Recipe Details
Ingredients
النطرون, القلي, الشب, العفص, الزاج, الكثيراء
Preparation Steps
The book 'Zahr al-Basatin' contains dedicated chapters (Chapters 8 and 14) on the preparation of 'liq' (ink-saturated wool pads) and various types of inks. The text describes how chemical materials like natron (sodium carbonate), alkali (potassium carbonate), alum, gallnuts, and vitriol interact with each other to produce stable colorants (p. 21-22). It also notes the use of 'Kathira' (tragacanth) as a resinous gum used for binding (p. 30).
Original Recipe Text
The book 'Zahr al-Basatin' contains dedicated chapters (Chapters 8 and 14) on the preparation of 'liq' (ink-saturated wool pads) and various types of inks. The text describes how chemical materials like natron (sodium carbonate), alkali (potassium carbonate), alum, gallnuts, and vitriol interact with each other to produce stable colorants (p. 21-22). It also notes the use of 'Kathira' (tragacanth) as a resinous gum used for binding (p. 30).
Evidence
"الباب الثامن : في الليق والأصباغ"
Remarks
The author Al-Zarkhuni (d. 811 AH/1409 AD) was a 15th-century Mamluk scholar known for his expertise in mechanical sciences and technical arts. The study examines several manuscript copies of the work, including those located in Leiden (Or. 3750) and London (British Library), which document these recipes (p. 33).
Scientific Analysis
Analytical Techniques
دراسة محتويات الكتاب
تحليل المصطلحات العلمية
تحقيق النصوص
مقارنة النسخ الخطية
Certainty Level
Confirmed
Instrumentally Verified
Not Verified
Metadata
Material Type
ink
Binderالكثيراء
RegionSyria
Approx. Year1450
Source Information
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