Legal document: T-S AS 166.157 + T-S AS 166.96

Legal document T-S AS 166.157 + T-S AS 166.96

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T-S AS 166.157 + T-S AS 166.96
Primary Language
Judaeo-Arabic

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Legal document. Much damaged. A bill of release granted by a husband (named Sh[emarya]) to his wife Sitt al-Ḥusn. One document ends two-thirds of the way down the page with some signatures: Pinḥas b. [...]; [...] b. [...] ha-Rofe; Nissim b. [...]. Another document or record then begins, probably related to the same case. Perhaps the top is from him to her and the bottom from her to him. Description from T-S AS 166.157: Legal fragment. May be a settlement of a marital dispute between Shemarya and his wife Sitt al-Ḥusn. Mentions a "Hebrew document" (mastur ʿibrānī). Needs further examination. Join: Alan Elbaum.

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Geniza
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Cambridge University Library, Taylor-Schechter
Input date
In PGP since 2019
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T-S AS 166.157 1r

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1r

T-S AS 166.157 1v

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1v

T-S AS 166.96 1r

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1r

T-S AS 166.96 1v

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1v
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Cambridge University Library, Taylor-Schechter, T-S AS 166.157 + Cambridge University Library, Taylor-Schechter, T-S AS 166.96. Available online through the Princeton Geniza Project at https://geniza.princeton.edu/documents/22485/ (accessed October 13, 2026).