Legal document: T-S NS 320.93a + T-S NS 320.93b + T-S AS 146.64

Legal document T-S NS 320.93a + T-S NS 320.93b + T-S AS 146.64

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T-S NS 320.93a + T-S NS 320.93b + T-S AS 146.64
Primary Language
Hebrew

What's in the PGP

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Description

Three fragments from a deed of betrothal (erusin). Probably (but not necessarily) Qaraite. The groom is Yefet, and the bride Sirwa (or perhaps Surūr[a]). There is also someone named Iyyov/Ayyūb. These pieces do not join directly. AA. ASE.

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Provenance
Geniza
Collection
Cambridge University Library, Taylor-Schechter
Input date
In PGP since 2019
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Transcription
Translation

T-S NS 320.93a 1r

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1r

T-S NS 320.93a 1v

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1v

T-S NS 320.93b 1r

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1r

T-S NS 320.93b 1v

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1v

T-S AS 146.64 1r

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1r

T-S AS 146.64 1v

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  • T-S NS 320.93a: Provided by Cambridge University Library. Zooming image © Cambridge University Library, All rights reserved. This image may be used in accord with fair use and fair dealing provisions, including teaching and research. If you wish to reproduce it within publications or on the public web, please contact genizah@lib.cam.ac.uk.
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Cambridge University Library, Taylor-Schechter, T-S NS 320.93a + Cambridge University Library, Taylor-Schechter, T-S NS 320.93b + Cambridge University Library, Taylor-Schechter, T-S AS 146.64. Available online through the Princeton Geniza Project at https://geniza.princeton.edu/documents/21610/ (accessed October 14, 2026).