رسالة: T-S AS 157.232 + T-S AS 157.231 + T-S AS 146.329

رسالة T-S AS 157.232 + T-S AS 157.231 + T-S AS 146.329

العلامات

الوصف

Several fragments of a letter in Judaeo-Arabic. Refers to 'al-Segula' and a court case; having enclosed additional letters; refers to the addressee as חמדת לבינו (the beloved of our hearts) and asks him to forward those letters; and reports that Abū Naṣr Ibn al-Tustarī (= Ḥesed b. Sahl) has become a government secretary (kātib al-amīr). T-S AS 146.329 (indirect join identified by Alan Elbaum) is likely the continuation, mentioning Abū l-Najm Hilāl, the amīr of Bayrūt, and greetings. (Information in part from CUDL.) T-S AS 157.232 + T-S AS 157.231 was edited by Gil as doc. 6 in The Tustaris.

T-S AS 157.232 1r

1r

النصوص المفرّغة

Alan Elbaum, unpublished editions (n.p., 2023).

الترجمة

T-S AS 157.231 1r

1r

T-S AS 146.329 1r

1r
  1. . . . . . . . . . . . 
  2. לחמדת לבינו . . צ . [
  3. אלי אמיר בירות ונחן [
  4. ואלשיך אבו אלנגם הלאל [
  5. לבינו אגל סלאם ויסע[
  6. כלא[
  7. מן [

T-S AS 157.232 1v

1v

T-S AS 157.231 1v

1v

T-S AS 146.329 1v

1v
بيان أذونات الصورة
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