State document: T-S NS 170.38g + T-S NS 170.38f + T-S NS 170.38a + T-S NS 170.38d

State document T-S NS 170.38g + T-S NS 170.38f + T-S NS 170.38a + T-S NS 170.38d

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Fragments of a state document, probably an internal correspondence addressed to a Fatimid caliph. In an Arabic chancery script. Has remnants of a ray clause "wa li-mawlānā ṣalawāt Allah ʿalayhi", and the name of a state official: al-amīr al-muntakhab Naṣr al-Mulk Fāʾiz(?) al-Dawla. Reused for a Judaeo-Arabic responsum according to Brody.

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T-S NS 170.38g 1r

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T-S NS 170.38g 1v

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T-S NS 170.38f 1r

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T-S NS 170.38f 1v

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T-S NS 170.38a 1r

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T-S NS 170.38a 1v

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T-S NS 170.38d 1r

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T-S NS 170.38d 1v

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