ثيقة شرعيّة: T-S Misc.26.60

الوصف

Ketubba, probably. Late. These are two addenda that detail various obligations of the groom Yaḥyā. Presumably the original ketubba itself was located on the upper part of the page. There is an ornate, colorful border. The non-formulaic language is Hebrew, and the script is Sefaradi. With further research it may be possible to estimate the dating of this fragment based on the scribe's signature (which is clearly marked "sofer"). The scrib'es signature appears twice on this fragment and through comparison of the ligatures, the first name may be Shalom and surname ?__ביגאג.