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Accounts in Hebrew script. Judaeo-Persian?
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Business accounts in Arabic and eastern Arabic numerals. Late. Needs examination.
Accounts in Judaeo-Arabic and Greek/Coptic numerals. Mentions ʿAbd al-Karīm.
Recto: List of compound drugs and simples in Judaeo-Arabic. Including items such as ward murabbā, sharāb laymūn safarjal, lozenges of barbārīs rāwandī, and chicory seed. …
Document in Italian. Probably accounts. Only a few damaged lines are preserved.
Collection by R. Baruch during the week 'In the Beginning' Twenty-seven contributors totaling 36 1/2 (dirhams). With the exception of two scholarly persons, a banker, …
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Accounts in Judaeo-Arabic. late 16th- or early 17th-century. Mentions many names, such as: (recto) Muḥammad Jalabī (Çelebi), H. Franses, and (verso) R. Meʾīr Gavizon. The …
List of names and sums. Headed "Monday the 13th . .. for Ḥalfon Kohen." Entries mention: Bū Naṣr a dyer (ṣabbāgh); a transfer (ḥawwāla) from …
Unidentified jottings, mainly of numerals.
Verso (secondary use): Accounts in Judaeo-Arabic. Giving details on the sale of silk.
Bifolio of accounts in the hand of ʿArūs b. Yosef. Somewhat unusual contents. Beginning on verso: Mentions books including Tehillim, the Torah, the Targum, and …
Minute fragment of accounts. The dating is likely 16th- or 17th-century based on the paleography.
Accounts in Judaeo-Arabic. Dating: Likely 11th century. Mentions Abū Yaḥyā (=Nahray b. Nissim?).
Karaite note acknowledging a debt dated 5422 era of creation
Accounts in Judaeo-Arabic. Late, perhaps 15th- or 16th-century. There may be a full date in the upper left corner of the verso: Shaʿabān ____[?]. Some …
Fragment filled with Arabic script and Judaeo-Arabic and Hebrew written at all angles. The main blocks of Arabic script consist of lists, at least one …
Book list. Published in Alloni, the Jewish Library in the Middle Ages, 216-217
Accounts in a cursive Italian or Castilian Spanish shorthand. Likely late medieval or perhaps later. Merits further examination. For accounts in a similar scribal hand, …
Sale of a woman's estate/outfit, for which her heir (husband or other) had no use. This explains the exceedingly low prices (and something else—see Goitein's …
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Accounts mostly in Coptic alphanumerals with some Arabic text on recto. The verso is in a different scribal hand mentioning the name الشيخ عبدالكافي. (VMR)
List of donations collected on the week of Hayei Sarah (recto) and Toldot (verso), October-November 1803 CE (Heshvan 5564). Legible surnames of donors include Frances …
Account of the qodesh, ca. September 1201. This is an accoutning written on both sides of a single leaf, detached from a notebook. The peculiar …
Booklist including entries such as Kitāb al-Khalīqa, Kitāb Juʿrāfiyya (געראפיה = Geograph), Divrei ha-Yamim, Kunnāsh Bū Yaʿaqov, Kitāb al-Rasā'il.
Calendar. In Hebrew script.
Document in Arabic script. Needs examination.
List in Arabic script. Architectural notes? The sections, divided by horizontal lines, are headed masāḥat al-[...]; thānī masāḥa; thālith masāḥa; rābīʿ masāḥa; khāmis masāḥa; sādis …
Arabic script (VMR)
Mercantile accounts, probably. In Arabic script. Mentions 30 dinars and weights in qintars.
Minute fragment. One Arabic word on recto. Two fragmentary names on verso (Avraham b. Shl[...] and Yosef b. Hal[fon?]
Probably accounts, mentioning the elder Abū l-[...] and probably a pearl (farīda). (Information from CUDL)
Accounts in Judaeo-Arabic but mostly comprised of alphanumerical calculations. Mentioning the currencies mashṭ, corona, and kalb. Dating: perhaps post-1575 CE based on the mention of …
Account in different hands listing items of clothing and their prices (?)
Numbered list of halakhot, probably for a book’s table of contents. (Information from CUDL)
Verso: Accounts in a late hand mentioning ashrafi coins and a certain Rivqa. The mention of the ashrafī makes it possible to date this fragment …
Inventory or accounts. In Judaeo-Arabic and Greek/Coptic numerals. Lists items such as a large turban for 60 (dirhams); a white bordered ʿarḍī; a tailored nuṣfiyya; …
Business accounts. For the sale of an unspecified good (the unit is qiṭʿa). Names: Ibn al-Fawāris al-ʿArīf; Sālim al-Ḥajj; Abū ʿAbdallāh; his brother Ibn Yāsīn; …
Accounts for small quantities of silk in Judaeo-Arabic and Hebrew numerals. Dating: probably 11th or 12th century. This fragment illuminates that the term laʿāliʿ ("lustrous/gleaming") …
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Fragment of a ketubba. In the hand of Mevorakh b. Natan (fl. 1150-81), part of his signature survives. Some of the items of the dowry …
Bifolio of accounts in Arabic script and Greek/Coptic numerals. Headed by a ḥamdala on fol. 1r. Mentions the eunuch (ṭawāshī) Sanad al-Dawla or Sayyid al-Dawla …
Accounts in Arabic script and Greek/Coptic numerals. In fact, one page is entirely filled with numerals.
Accounts. In Arabic script. Dated (probably): 1238 AH, which would be 1822/23 CE.
Accounts in Judaeo-Arabic from a broader ledger attested within the nearby joins: JRL SERIES C 81 + JRL SERIES C 92. On the recto there …
Accounts of the bookseller. People mentioned: Bū l-Khayr, Bū l-Fakhr. See also the description for the whole notebook Bodl. MS heb. f 22/19–52 (PGPID 33686).
Genealogical list of Elʿazar b. Shelomo ha-Kohen
Accounts mainly in Ladino, written in the same hand but not necessarily from the same notebook (the pages are not all the same size, and …
Small fragment from an account in the hand of ʿArūs b. Yosef.
Accounts in Arabic script and Greek/Coptic numerals. Mentions ʿAlī al-Qāhirī. Most of the text on this fragment is Hebrew piyyuṭ.
Accounts in Judaeo-Arabic. Rudimentary hand. Mentions pigeons, fava beans, bread, pistachio.
Business accounts, probably. In Judaeo-Arabic. Dating: 11th or 12th century. Written out in full sentences. Possibly written up for the sake of a legal case? …
Table/diagram comprised of Greek/Coptic numerals and a single phrase in Arabic script.