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Verso: Document in Arabic script, some sort of an agricultural account or survey. Mentions al-maydān al-baḥrī, potholes for sowing, pomegranate and, olives. "fī l-maydān al-baḥrī... …
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Minute fragment from am Arabic document - needs examination.
IB I, 42. List of contributors for bread for the poor. Location: Fustat. Dating: ca. 1230–40 CE. Abū l-Riḍā (Yosef III) Ibn al-Lebdī pledged one-half …
1 ترجمة
Poems written in a mixture of Hebrew and Judaeo-Arabic.
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IB II, 8. Power of attorney to Perahya ha-Kohen to travel to India and sue Abū l-Faraj Nissim b. al-Raqqī for the recovery of goods--primarily …
1 نسخ 2 ترجمتين 1 مناقشة
Literary text, in Arabic script. Extremely faded.
Letter in Ladino. Mentions Turks ("Turcos") a couple times at the top of recto. Needs examination.
The fragment almost at upper right (three boxes above the yellow label) looks like part of a letter "min ʿind al-Muwaffaq," ca. 12th or 13th …
Accounts, likely fiscal. The first page (verso left side) is headed Sunday, 9 Shawwāl, with the name of the month much higher in the margin. …
Legal document in Arabic script. Calligraphically written. Five lines preserved. Dating: probably late Mamluk or early Ottoman era. Mentions an amīr(?) Yūsuf, summoning somebody (to …
Informal note. In the name of the wife of Surūr al-Qalyūbī. Instructing Abū l-ʿAlāʾ to meet with Eliyyahu the Judge and deal with the sale …
Recto: probably beginning of a treatise or epistle in Judaeo-Arabic. On verso, probably accounts in Arabic script. (Information in part from CUDL)
Small fragment of a partnership agreement in the hand of Ḥalfon b. Menashshe ha-Levi (fl. 1100-1138 CE). (Information in part from CUDL)
Newly treated and encapsulated, must be examined
Page of the account book of ʿArūs b. Yosef
Mercantile accounts, listing several commodities.
Legal document. In the hand of Ḥalfon b. Menashshe (fl. 1100–1138 CE). Mentions a dowry. Possibly also a condition ("and if there is no child").
Short list of names with amounts. Most of the entries mention women's names. Dating: 15th or 16th century based on the paleography.
Verso: Jotted accounts in Arabic and Coptic numerals.
Letter in Arabic script. Portions of four lines are preserved on recto mentioning somebody's son. Verso contains the address: yaṣil hādhā l-kitāb ilā [...]. It …
Small fragment with Arabic script in a chancery hand with wide spacing. Possibly a state document. A few words from the two fragmentary lines read …
Note from Abū Thābit al-Ṣayrafī to a certain Rabbenu Shemuel asking him to declare a ban of excommunication against whoever cast a spell on someone …
Draft of a legal query regarding a woman who was betrothed by a person who raped her. Her fiancee was later held captive in Malta …
1 نسخ 1 مناقشة
Legal document. Location: Fustat. Dated: Nisan 4977 AM, which is 1217 CE, under the reshut of Avraham Maimonides. It is a bill of sale for …
Business account in Arabic script. Maybe from a druggist. Very detailed. Mentions names such as al-Fakhr, Abū l-Khayr, Manṣūr, Saʿd, and Abū ʿAlī. Mentions commodities …
Letter in Hebrew dated 1766/67 CE (527 = וה(י)כינו את (אשר) יביאו) from the Jewish community of Safed to the Jewish community of Pisa, begging …
Verso: Informal note to al-Nezer (Natan b. Shemuel), active 1128–1164 CE, in which the writer bemoans his state (e.g. mā baqiya lī khāṭir), and writes, …
1 نسخ
Trousseau list of […] bat Aharon, dated but most of the date is lost; looks old, perhaps 11th century. (Information mainly from CUDL)
1 مناقشة
Two fragments of a legal document, probably with another piece still missing in between. Testimony regarding an altercation between Shemuʾel b. Yaʿaqov and Mufaḍḍal al-Kohen …
Narrative in Judaeo-Arabic; possibly Esther.
Phrases from the end of a medical prescription, in Arabic script. There is also a possibly unrelated line underneath, ending "ṣalawāt allāh ʿalayhi." There is …
recto: possibly from a preface of a letter; most of the space is devoted to a section in elevated Hebrew prose; verso: accounts in Judaeo-Arabic.
Part of a ketubba for Sitt al-Yumn. Known handwriting. (Information from CUDL)