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Account in Arabic script, including items such as zayt ṭayyib and waraq. Needs further examination.
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Accounts, faded. May mention maqṭaʿ cloths.
Accounts in Hebrew, mentioning silk and olives among other goods.
Verso: Accounts in Arabic script and Greek/Coptic numerals.
Accounts for rent collected on qodesh properties held by the Turkish congregation (ק׳׳ק טורכייא) of Cairo during the year 5572 AM = 1811/12 CE. In …
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Interesting accounts in Judaeo-Arabic, partly in the first person ("Friday: baṭṭāl. Sunday: I went out. . . "). Mentions 'ghilmān al-ṣāḥib', provender for a donkey …
Recto (secondary use): List of men's names, probably contributors. Dating: probably ca. 1140s CE, as the original use on verso appears to be in the …
Accounts in Judaeo-Arabic, medieval-era. Various quantities of dirhams are mentioned and at least one name, ʿOvadya, which is probably separate from the name crossed out …
List of payments and/or goods, with common format in which each entry opens with "עוד" in Hebrew. Dating appears to be late medieval, 14th-16th centuries. …
List of the tractates of the Mishna in a non-traditional order. (Information from CUDL)
Account in Judaeo-Arabic. Dating: late, probably Ottoman era.
Recto: ʿamida for Shabbat Rosh Ḥodesh. Verso: accounts. Late. (Information from CUDL)
Accounts in Judaeo-Arabic. Late.
Accounts in Judaeo-Arabic. Looks old, maybe 11th century.
Minute fragment from a dowry list written by Halfon b. Menashshe Halevi (fl. 1100–1138 CE). A silk item, white dabīqī, and a mazna[q?] are referenced.
Accounts in Arabic. Requires further examination.
Document in Arabic, perhaps accounts. Medieval era. Requires further examination. Both the recto and verso were reused for a literary text in Hebrew.
Account in Judaeo-Arabic. Dating: late, probably Ottoman-era.
Calendar in the hand of Yedutun ha-Levi. Cf. Nadia Vidro, "Muslim and Christian calendars in Jewish calendar booklets: T-S K2.33" (Fragment of the Month, March …
On a fragment of Leviticus we find a short book list belong to Abu Sa'd ha-Nadiv, see Scheiber, Geniza Studies, p. 321. AA
Business account in Arabic script. Mentions Abū l-Ḥasan several times.
Commercial accounts. Late, 16th- or 17th-century based on the paleography. A variety of names appear in the entries, but very few are complete due to …
Accounts in Arabic script and Greek/Coptic numerals.
From a notebook. In the margin is a list of books. Mentions the head of the Yeshiva in the margin on verso. (Information from CUDL.) …
Late accounts, possibly charitable, as it seems to be organized by Shabbats and mentions the orphans.
Recto: jottings, perhaps part of a document. Verso: recipe listing various materia medica and their quantities. (Information from CUDL.)
Writing exercises in Latin-script cursive. The letter "X" is repeated on the recto and "I". The ink and prelined paper help to estimate the dating …
Writing exercises of Atbash Hebrew alphabetical order and the phrase "מנצפ׳׳ך צופים אמרום" that display the surname Mosseri in the heading. Based on the format …
List of accounts on a bifolium that may have once comprised a broader financial ledger. The method of bookkeeping is terse but relies on a …
Table of Greek/Coptic numerals. There are a variety of fragments of this nature in the series T-S AS 185-187 that may be related to this …
Bifolio of accounts in Arabic script and Greek/Coptic numerals. Difficult to read. Some names are legible, such as Thābit b. Ṣāliḥ, ʿAbd al-Masīḥ, [...] b. …
Accounts in Arabic script and Greek/Coptic numerals, in the margins around Hebrew piyyuṭim.
Accounts.
Accounts in Arabic and eastern Arabic numerals. Late. Needs examination.
Pen trials in Arabic script. Notable for the excellent calligraphy. Possibly an exemplar of the Arabic alphabet for students.
Lists of detailed expenses with many names. Dated Safar 1234 AH on recto which is 1818 CE. This JRL folder is mostly or entirely 18th-century …
Accounts of a druggist. The right column gives the commodity, the middle column gives the weight, and the left column gives the price in Greek/Coptic …
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Informal note from a bookseller named Yefet to a Nasi. He is acting as a middleman and presenting a bill for approximately a dozen books …
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Accounts in Arabic and English, probably 20th c. Numbers expressed in Indo-Arabic and Arabic numerals.
Probably accounts in Judaeo-Arabic, quite faded.
Private accounts in Judaeo-Arabic and Greek/Coptic numerals in a rudimentary hand. Names include Mukarram, Sulaymān, Yosef.
On recto list of names and amount, probably contributors -- or mercantile. On verso items and prices.
Accounts in Arabic script for three types of indigo. See Goitein's index card for further information.
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Most of the fragment consists of accounts in rudimentary Judaeo-Arabic. The word ṭibbī appears in several places, but the names of the commodities are tricky …
Accounts in Hebrew script and western Arabic numerals. Unclear if Hebrew or Ladino.
List in Judaeo-Arabic, badly damaged. Medieval-era. One of the entries is "blacksmith" (חדאד). Requires further examination.
Ledger, with numbers expressed in Indo-Arabic numerals.
Accounts in Judaeo-Arabic. Very rudimentary script. Organized according to the Islamic calendar. The names are unusual.
Lists of names and numbers in Arabic script, Hebrew script, and Greek/Coptic numerals.