The Life of the Prophet (Siyer-i nebi) (CBL T 419)
Fourth volume of the Ottoman manuscript of the 'Siyer-i nebi' in the Chester Beatty Library collection
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The Life of the Prophet (Siyer-i nebi) (CBL T 419)
Summary
The Life of the Prophet (Siyer-i nebi) (CBL T 419) is an illuminated manuscript[1].
Key Facts
- The Life of the Prophet (Siyer-i nebi) (CBL T 419)'s image is recorded as Illuminated heading of the "Siyar-i nabi Volume Four" (CBL T 419, f. 1b).jpg[2].
- The Life of the Prophet (Siyer-i nebi) (CBL T 419)'s instance of is recorded as illuminated manuscript[3].
- The Life of the Prophet (Siyer-i nebi) (CBL T 419)'s commissioned by is recorded as Murad III[4].
- The Life of the Prophet (Siyer-i nebi) (CBL T 419)'s made from material is recorded as paper[5].
- The Life of the Prophet (Siyer-i nebi) (CBL T 419)'s made from material is recorded as ink[6].
- The Life of the Prophet (Siyer-i nebi) (CBL T 419)'s made from material is recorded as pigment[7].
- The Life of the Prophet (Siyer-i nebi) (CBL T 419)'s made from material is recorded as gold[8].
- The Life of the Prophet (Siyer-i nebi) (CBL T 419)'s collection is recorded as Chester Beatty Library[9].
- The Life of the Prophet (Siyer-i nebi) (CBL T 419)'s inventory number is recorded as T 419[10].
- The Life of the Prophet (Siyer-i nebi) (CBL T 419)'s location is recorded as Chester Beatty Library[11].
- The Life of the Prophet (Siyer-i nebi) (CBL T 419)'s part of is recorded as Siyer-i Nebi[12].
- The Life of the Prophet (Siyer-i nebi) (CBL T 419)'s Commons category is recorded as The Life of the Prophet (Siyer-i nebi) (CBL T 419)[13].
- The Life of the Prophet (Siyer-i nebi) (CBL T 419)'s language of work or name is recorded as Ottoman Turkish[14].
- The Life of the Prophet (Siyer-i nebi) (CBL T 419)'s country of origin is recorded as Ottoman Empire[15].
- +1590-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of The Life of the Prophet (Siyer-i nebi) (CBL T 419)[16].
- The Life of the Prophet (Siyer-i nebi) (CBL T 419)'s location of creation is recorded as Istanbul[17].
- The Life of the Prophet (Siyer-i nebi) (CBL T 419)'s exemplar of is recorded as Siyer-i Nebi[18].
- The Life of the Prophet (Siyer-i nebi) (CBL T 419)'s script style is recorded as Naskh[19].