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shelfmark:"Bodl ms. Heb a 2/3"
Fragment of a document preserving the beginning of an appeal by a plaintiff who feeling himself unjustly treated is exercising his right to interrupt public …
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List of books "which I found after the death of my father." Ed. Allony et al.
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Recto: list of currencies and prices in the hand of Ḥalfon b. Menashshe (fl. 1100–1138 CE). Verso: letter in a different hand and ink. (Information …
لا توجد ثبت المراجع والمصادر
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Letter from Faḍāʾil to his father. In Arabic script. He has sent prior letters but received no response. He mentions several individuals such as Ṣadaqa, …
بسم الله ال]رحمن الرحيم
الذي اعرف به سيد]ي ووالدي جعلني الله فداه انني كتبت عدة كتب وما
وصلني لها ا]لجواب واشتغل ذلك قلبي كثير بحكم ما دخ…
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List of deaths in Fustat from the last day of Tevet to the 29th of Nisan 1437 (27 December 1125 - 23 April 1126). By …
Remnants of seven lines of a trousseau list. In the hand of Ḥalfon b. Menashshe (fl. 1100–1138 CE). The names Elʿazar ha-Zaqen and Sitt al-Kirām …
Accounts that note "פצה / silver" and "bunduqi / ducats" as a monetary labels on the recto and that uses Hebrew alphanumerical characters throughout. On …
See PGPID 24609: Legal document, or possibly a letter describing a legal case. Three continuous fragments from the middle section are preserved. Concerns a woman's …
Letter from Ṣadoq b. Av ha-Kohen, either in Ramla or Jerusalem, to [...] ha-Reviʿi. Mainly in Hebrew. About the oppressive measures of the local government …
Document in Ottoman Turkish(?). On verso sums in western Arabic numerals.
Legal fragment. In the hand of Ḥalfon b. Menashshe (1100–38 CE). Involving Abū l-Ḥasan Shelomo ha-Kohen and Abū Isḥāq Avraham. Regarding a business partnership (sharika). …
Arabic script (VMR)
Poem in Hebrew ending with a couplet in Arabic (written once in Hebrew script and again in Arabic script). There is an additional note in …
Copious jottings and phrases from letters in a mixture of Arabic script and Judaeo-Arabic.
Deuteronomy 34:3-12, with a colophon in Judaeo-Arabic dated 1665 Sel. (= 1353/54 CE). (Information from CUDL.)
Upper part of a legal deed (iqrār), an acknowledgment made by both Abū ʿAbdallāh Muḥammad b. Abū l-Faḍāʾil Hibatallāh b. Abū ʿAlī Ḥasan and the …
Responsum regarding a cantor who mistakenly called to six readers instead of seven in Shabbat Hodesh. Published Glick, Seridei Teshuvot, II, p. 894-888.
An honorary list to Avraham ha-Nagid and Moshe ha-Nagid. We know only little on the late Negidim from Maimonides' family. His grandchild David b. Avraham …
Accounts in Arabic and Greek/Coptic numerals. There is also a smaller unidentified different fragment in Arabic.
Several fragments from a geographical or historical work, mentioning Syria, Ashqelon, Damascus, Tiberias, and possibly the Caspian Sea. Looks like the handwriting of Yedutun ha-Levi. …
Business account in Arabic script and Greek/Coptic numerals. Mentions names such as Ismāʿīl, Yaʿqūb, and the wife of Zikrī.
Legal record (#45). Alimony owed. Dated: Thursday, 24 Sivan 1467 Seleucid. Location: Cairo in the moshav/majlis of the Nagid (the other items in this notebook …
Letter from an unidentified writer in Rashīd to Shelomo Ḥalafta. Written in Judaeo-Arabic. Same addressee as ENA 2855.21.
Small fragment with Arabic script. State document? ENA 3695.4, ENA 3695.5, and ENA 3695.8 all look very similar, might be from the same original document.
formulary of legal documents, containing parts of: Bill of emancipation of slave, bill of divorce, ketubah .
A Qaraite (specifically Tustari) post festum calendar listing the dates of the new moons by observation for the years 1357–59 Seleucid, corresponding to 1045–48 CE. …
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Recto has Judaeo-Arabic text mentioning Hallel, Shavuʿot, and Ḥannuka. Verso has remnants of Arabic text.
Accounts in Arabic and Judaeo-Arabic. Medieval-era. Requires further examination.
Legal query ("...yuftīna sayyidunā fī dhālika..."). In Judaeo-Arabic. Concerning a woman who had to move with a man (presumably her husband), apparently against her will. …
Accounts and mathematical calculations with Eastern Arabic numerals. 16th-century or later based on the paleography.
Copy of a copy of a ketubba from Ashkelon, 1100.
3 نسخ 1 مناقشة
Recto: Letter concerning an order for a cloak (mulāʾa) which the writer had sent but the addressee had not confirmed receiving. In Judaeo-Arabic. Deferential tone …
Trousseau list. In the hand of Natan b. Shemuel. Dating: ca. 1140 CE or, more broadly, ca. 1128–1164 CE based on the years when Natan …
1 مناقشة
This shelfmark includes 3 unrelated fragments. Upper right fragment, recto: Bottom left corner of a letter in Hebrew sent from the community of Aleppo (צובה) …
IB III, 13 + 14. Letter from Khalaf b. Yiṣḥaq, Aden, to Avraham b. Yiju, India, mainly about shipwrecked goods. Dating: almost certainly 1146. This …
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Letter from Yeshaʿya b. Khalaf ha-Kohen and his son Yaʿaqov, in Qifṭ, to Nahray b. Nissim, in Fustat. Dating: ca. 1070 CE. Describes the hardships …
2 نسخين 1 ترجمة 1 مناقشة
Beginning of a letter from Shemuel b. Hofni (977-1013) to Avraham and Tanhum, the sons of Yaʿaqov, in Fez, Morocco, in excellent calligraphic script. Dated …
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2 نسخين 1 مناقشة
Account in Arabic script. Written on unusually white paper.
Letter from Yosef b. Farah, Fustat, to his brother Farah b. Ismail in Busir, December 1055 (Gil), or to his nephew Ibn al-Surur Farah b. …
3 نسخ 1 ترجمة 1 مناقشة
Business accounts in Judaeo-Arabic. Listing several names and goods: Abū l-[...] b. Abū ʿAbd Allāh al-Maqārīṣī(?); quantities of wheat in irdabbs; Abū l-Karam.
Recto: Minute fragment of a document in Judaeo-Arabic with wide line-spacing. Beginnings of three lines preserved. Mentions the word Sharābiyya. Verso: Judaeo-Arabic love poetry, probably.