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لا توجد ثبت المراجع والمصادر
Recto: amulet for Isaac b. Riḍā, using Psalms 121. Verso: magical spell to mend things.
Damaged, Hebrew rhymed text written in wide space, might be from an opening of a letter, but the context is unclear.
A few words regarding bill of divorce, probably halakhic.
Unidentified, might be fragment from an Aramaic legal deed?
Minute fragment from a legal deed.
A minute fragment probably from a memorial list for Amram the Pious and his son Moshe ha-talmid the pious. AA
Minute fragment from an opening of a letter
Unidentified, only few words are visible
Damaged minute fragment, barely legible, seems to be from a legal deed.
Minute fragment, only few words. Sitt al-Fakhr the bride is mentioned, so it might be from a ketubah. AA
Minute fragment. Few words from a top of a legal deed. AA
Damaged fragment from the bottom of a legal deed, probably 11th century.
Fragment of a ketuba de'irkasa- a ketubah written as a replacement for a lost one. The groom named Perahya the elder. AA
Minute fragment, probably from a top of a legal deed. AA
Small fragment from a ketubah. The groom name [...] b. Efraim and the brife is Miriam. 11th century. AA
Minute fragment from an end of a legal deed with the signature of Yefet b. Ya'aqov and Shemuel b. Yehuda. AA
Bottom part of a ketubah, signed by Hananya b. Elnathan, Avraham b. Ho[...], Maryut Hakohen. AA
Small fragment from a legal deed
Minute fragment from a legal deed signed by Shelomo b. Aharon Hakohen. AA
Much damaged fragment from a legal deed. AA
Damaged fragment from a legal deed. AA
minute fragments, few from letters and legal deeds.
Unidentified.
Bible translation; unidentified On both sides, there is an (older) text in the main body of the page in faint script, while there is another …
Minute fragments probably from a letter. Reference to 'our Nasi'. AA
Recto: unidentified text with many Hebrew quotations (possibly poetical). Verso: outlines of a table.
Leaf from a book, possibly medical, with Arabic jottings in margin on verso. (CUDL)
Apparently a small fragment from a medical book, mentioning cartilage, the heart and illnesses. CUDL
Dietary laws concerning animals and birds. CUDL
Recto: unidentified. Verso: opening of a short letter in Hebrew.
Leaf from a medical book or notebook with recipes, mentioning among others the substances Black Nightshade (ʿinab al-ṯaʿlab), wheat (ḥinṭa) and rhubarb (rāwand), quantities of …
Fragment probably from a medical book or notebook. Mentions temperaments, dryness, humidity, adding of water, and four fingers. CUDL
Responsum introduced by the basmala, with citations from rabbinical sources such as Bava Batra 9:1 (CUDL)
Badly damaged piece entitled ‘The names of the fingers’. Mentions hands and nails - possibly in connection with BT Ketubbot 5:2. A date is given …
Medical recipe for a lead-based collyrium (shiyāf abār), including lead, scoria or gold filings, antimony, lead (ie, Venetian) ceruse, Arabic gum and Egyptian opium. (CUDL)
Explanation of the calendar, mentioning the months Sivan and Tammuz.
Astronomical or astrological treatise; deals with movement of celestial bodies. CUDL
Recipe or preparation instructions, probably halakhic or medical, mentioning sieving, kneading, heat and a period of 10 days.
Recto: calendar; the ‘Head of the Yešiva’ (raʾs al-metīvā) is mentioned at the top. Verso refers to the ritual lighting of candles, במא מדליקין ובמא …
Minute fragment from a legal deed
Minute fragment. recommend suppress
Much faded. The word לברתיה can be read, so it might be from a legal deed, but it can not be determined. AA
Very faded. Might be from a letter
Few words from the bottom of a legal deed.
Unidentified fragment; talks about the dying of different kind of clothes. (CUDL)