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  1. 5601Legal documentT-S AS 161.4

    The document involves Umm ʿAbd al-Karīm who came to the house of ʿAbd al-Laṭīf and asked him to 'come and open this chest.' She then says something about Shemuel the nephew (sister's son) of ʿAbd al-Laṭīf, and something about if her son is "suitable for reading" (in ṣalaḥa ibnī lil-qirāʾa). ʿAbd al-Laṭīf then says something about an oath he had made, including "by this house" and "by the Torah."

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  2. 5602Legal documentT-S H10.173

    Ṣemaḥ the money-changer buys part of a house in Qaṣr al-Shamʿ in Fustat from his uncle Dāwūd b. Ṣemaḥ the indigo dealer. The house abuts the former church of St Michael, the oven of al-Jalāl, and the house of Maymūn b. Dāwūd. Dated 10–20 Shaʿbān 448 (October-November 1056 CE). […] It is unusual that the document is written on a bifolio; it may be a court copy, which would also explain what seems to be an archival annotation on verso summarizing the document (which Khan deciphers in part but doesn't discuss).

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    1. بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم الحمد لله وسلام على عباده الذين اصطفی

    2. هذا ما اشترى صيمح ويكنى أبا الفرج بن صدقة بن صيمح الاسرائيلي الـ[ـ…

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    1. In the name of God, the merciful and compassionate. Praise be to God and peace be upon his servants, whom he has chosen.  
    2. This i…

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  3. 5603LetterT-S K25.201

    There are some unusual phrases, such as "al-ʿāqiba li-barakāt" instead of the standard "al-ʿaqiba lil-khayr" (meaning "may it all turn out well"). […] Greetings to various people, including Sitt al-Ahl; the sender's sister; and the sister(?) of Bū l-Ḥasan and her children.

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  4. 5604Legal documentT-S Misc.27.4.27

    In which Aharon and Ḥayyim the sons of Yisraʾel b. Yosef al-ʿAwjīlī, along with their mother [...] bt. Shelomo al-Zawbaʿa, release Abū l-Faraj Yaʿaqov b. Avraham b. ʿAllān from claims (the same Abū l-Faraj Yaʿaqov is mentioned in T-S Misc.25.130 after his death).

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  5. 5605LetterT-S NS 164.12

    "O my lord, Abū l-Makārim b. Sitt Ziyāda b. al-Shaykh al-Talmid Abū l-Riḍā sued me (akhṣamanī) regarding my maternal aunt." […] Sitt Ziyāda is known from at least one other document, where he is also identified by the name of his mother rather than father.

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  6. 5606Legal documentT-S NS 224.162

    Bottom of a legal document in Arabic script involving Jewish silk traders (al-qazzāzīn al-isrāʾīliyyīn). Two signatures are preserved. […] The first witness is [...] b. Ḥasan al-Summāqī and his signature appears to be datd 423 AH. The second is ʿAbd al-ʿAzīz b. [...] b. Masʿūd. Reused for Hebrew liturgical text or piyyuṭ on recto.

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  7. 5607LetterUnknown (excavation images 1974_V09_36–36A and 1974_V09_37–37A)

    Letter to the Nubian eparch Īsū in Ibrīm from Al-Ḥusayn ibn Muḥammad [ ] ibn Naṣr [ ]. The sender reports that the eparch's slave Bishr arrived just as the sender himself was leaving for Nubia. […] Subsequently Bishr was also instructed to purchase two water skins in which to store the bitumen. Al-Ḥusayn ensured that the bitumen was loaded onto the ship before his departure.

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    1. بسم الل ه الرحمن الرحيم 
    2. وصل كتاب صاحب الخيل ووزير الملك اطال الل ه بقاه وادام 
    3. عزه وسلامته وحراسته ووقفت عليه وسررت بوصوله 
    4. ووصل غلامه بشر يو…

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    1. In the name of God the Merciful and Compassionate.
    2. The letter of the Master of the Horses and vizier of theking—may God prolong his life and c…

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  8. 5608Legal documentYevr.-Arab. I 328

    Shemuʾel Shuqayr and ʿAbd al-Wāḥid b. Yehuda al-Ḥakīm for 10.5 gold judad that were guaranteed by a certain Aḥmad b. […] Some type of labor is mentioned involving the qadi (fī al-shuġl al-qāḍī), perhaps legal fees related to usage of an Ottoman qadi court(?).

    Yevr.-Arab. I 328, folio 35r

    1. כל גמעה ואנה רצי תם קבל עליה ר׳ מרדכי בשבו׳ בש׳ ית׳ בק[יי]ן גמור [...
    2. [[אברא]] ואברא דמתהא מן אלארבעה אלדהב אלמד׳ אע׳ ו…

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  9. 5609Legal documentYevr.-Arab. I 328

    This gap indicates that certain entries in the register were not recorded sequentially but with space between them that was used for future entries (unless the scribe forgot to add the final digit). Yosef b. ʿAbd al-Ḥaqq and ʿAbd al-Laṭīf b. Moshe al-Maghribī reach an agreement before the court for Yosef to marry Abd al-Laṭīf's daughter, Trkīya (תרכיה), who is previously unmarried (בכר).

    Yevr.-Arab. I 328, folio 13v

    1. למא כאן בתא׳ לילה אן יספר צבאחהא נהאר אלאתנין כ׳׳ה שהר סיון סנת ה׳ש׳כ׳ ליצירה
    2. חצ'ר יוסף אבן [[יוסף]] ע׳אלחק וחצל תואפק …

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  10. 5610Legal documentYevr.-Arab. I 328

    Release agreement between the recently divorced couple ʿAbd al-Ḥaqq b. Shemuʾel known as al-Ḥawwāsh and Estīta bt. Moshe al-Kohen, known as פליפל(?). Both parties release each other from any further monetary and material claims beyond the 62 medin that ʿAbd al-Ḥaqq agrees to pay his wife in monthly installments of 4 medin.

    Yevr.-Arab. I 328, folio 28r

    1. ולא תסיר למכלוק אן יכון מטלקא לא ליהודי ולא מסלם ולא לנצ[ראני
    2. ולא שטר בכט אליהוד ולא מצטור בכט אלישמעאלים ולא אשהאד לא

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  11. 5611LetterAIU VII.E.53

    Page 2 is a calligraphic letter in Hebrew to the elders of Alexandria, dated 5458 AM = 1697/98 CE, signed by three men, on behalf of a woman who, along with her infant son, had been abandoned by her husband Yaʿaqov al-Luzio (? […] The writers of this letter ask for the addressees' help to bring Yaʿaqov before a court before he escapes from Egypt, and make him give her the geṭ and pay her ketubba in full (6000 medins) as well as the cost of food that he has been negligent in providing for his wife and his son all this time. Page 1 is a puzzling set of drafts of letters and perhaps legal documents in Hebrew, including one that opens in the same manner as the letter on Page 2, but others of which have nothing to do with it.

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  12. 5612LetterBL OR 5542.32

    Recto: calligraphic note (complete) to Abu 'Imran regarding the binding of a book. Also mentions the color of the silk. As for a certain person coming to see the writer, he strongly discourages it. He refuses to see him at all. This person suggested something that his ears have never heard the like of. […] Moshe said to him, "But the buyer already [paid to] bind them!" He said, "I'll pay the price of the binding."

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  13. 5613Legal documentBL OR 5545.3

    Abū l-Hayy and with Abū ʿAlī Yefet ha-Kohen b. Salmān al-Dallāl, and that he wishes for the testimony to be heard and recorded in the court register (shimmush bet din). […] Ṭoviyya; and Abū l-ʿAlāʾ. This document was dated the last third of Nisan 482 AH. Then, Abū ʿAlī Yefet ha-Kohen comes before the court and presumably reads the content of his legal deed involving Avraham b.

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  14. 5614LetterCUL Or.1080 J237

    Letter from Abū al-Riḍa, in Qūṣ, to Abū Zikrī, in Fustat, c/o the sugar factory (maṭbakh) of Abū al-Maʿānī. […] The issue involves the wife (bayt) of Ibn Qasāsa and Abū Saʿd al-ʿAṭṭār, who calls himself Shaykh al-Yahūd. The sender complains several times about his illness and poverty (and therefore his inability to resolve the issue). He tells the addressee not to send letters to the shop of Abū Saʿd, because Abū Saʿd always reads them before passing them on to the addressee.

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  15. 5615List or tableENA 2738.36

    Verso: Statement in Judaeo-Arabic that a list of two, apparently newly acquired books should be "recorded on a memorandum (tunqal ilā tadhkira)" and brought to Fustat. (1) From someone known as the tile layer (al-Muballiṭ): Kitāb al-Istikmāl fī l-Handasa (by Ibn Hūd al-Muʾtaman, king of Saragossa between 1081 and 1085; see Ahmed Djebbar's EI3 article on him and on this treatise); (2) from Abū Saʿd: a book on 'mufradāt' and their properties (on medical simples? […] The text underneath and in the margin appears to be unrelated, except insofar as the marginal text is about geometry—would be worth comparing to Kitāb al-Istikmāl to see if it matches. Dating: probably 12th or 13th century. Written on the back of the opening page of a literary work on the special properties of stones attributed to Abū Yūsuf Yaʿqūb b. ʿImrān al-Mutaṭabbib. There is an odd aphorism or verse of poetry in the upper margin of recto: . . . .

    1. מוהבה
    2. נקול אן תנקל אלי תדכרה תסתצחב אלי מצר אן שאללה תאעלי מע אלסלאמה ואלעאפיה
    3. מן ענד אלמבלט כתאב אלאסתכמאל פי אלהנדסה       
    4. מן ענד אלשיך אבי סעד כ…

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  16. 5616LetterENA 3982.47

    Mentions an agreement with Abū Isḥāq; liberating some money or goods from "that which they have taken this time," especially two volumes from the owner (or author?) of Dār al-Gharb(?). But the sender has been unsuccessful. Mentions a book called Taṭrīz al-Khiṭāb wa-Sharḥ al-Ṭalab, and refers to a copy in the sender's own hand that occupies five volumes (wa-dhālika awwalan al-nusakh al-mansūkha khams ajzāʾ); the material is parchment, and the value is 15 dinars.

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    1. بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

    2. قد عرف مولاي الشيخ اطال الله بقاه //وادام نعماه وكبت اعداه// شرح حالي مع خصومي على اختلاف احوال المطالبة وصفاتها 

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  17. 5617LetterENA 4020.25

    He stayed in ʿAydhāb for a time before traveling further south (he wrote this letter after boarding the ship in ʿAydhāb). In the interim he already sent one letter to Ḥalfon and received one letter in response. The present letter asks Ḥalfon to help the bearer, a fellow man of Sijilmāsa, with some mercantile matters. Yiṣḥaq also reports on (and curses) two Jews who reported him to the government in ʿAydhāb, claiming that he cheated on customs dues for some coral. One of the accusers later drowned. On verso there are also several lines of piyyuṭ. (Information from India Book 4)

    1. וצל כתאב מולאי וסידי אלחכם אל[... מ̇ר ור̇ב חלפון]
    2. הלוי בר כבוד מ̇̇ר ורבנא נתנאל הל[וי החכם והנבון]
    3. ̇ת̇נ̇צ̇ב̇ה א̇גל אלכתב ואעלאהא אדאם אללה עזהא
    4. וסעא…

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  18. 5618Legal documentT-S 6J8.6

    (It is not immediately clear if all this is for the same marriage vs. distinct marriages.) […] Yefet ha-Levi and the bride Sitt al-[...]. A note at 90 degrees reads, "The wedding of the son of the Rayyis, Monday 10 Nisan 145[6?]." […] Verso of fol. 2 contains the beginning of a draft of a ketubba drawn up under the authority of the Nagid Shemuel. b. Ḥananya. There are also some large, ornate red letters and a few words in Arabic script.

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  19. 5619LetterT-S 6J10.9

    Levi ha-Levi to a distinguished physician also named Moshe (but probably not Maimonides because Moshe b. […] Levi became embarrassed by all the trouble Dr. Moshe went to on his behalf, so he ran away. He also complains that he could not find any water with which to wash his hands.

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    1. העבד ישתחוה לפני מושב אדוניו
    2. וישאל מטובו שימשוך עליו חוט
    3. החסד וידינו בכל מליו ומעשיו
    4. לכף זכות כמו שלמדנו מהדרתו
    5. והוי דן את כל האדם לכף זכות ו…

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  20. 5620Legal documentT-S 8K20.1.2

    Record #3 (fol. 2r): Maḥfūẓ b. Yiṣḥaq al-ʿAzāzī (i.e., from ʿAzāz, north of Aleppo) sues Yosef b. […] "Long story short: they compromised at 1/2 dinar." 1/4 is to be paid now and 1/4 at the time of 'travel' (i.e., when they are next together). #5 (also on fol. 2v): Mubāraka bt. Ḥātim ha-Kohen sues Abū Yaʿaqov Yosef b.

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  21. 5621LetterT-S 10J11.25

    Qirqas who left her to travel three and a half years ago. That was prior to al-Afḍal's siege of Alexandria in 1094. The daughter was then ill two years while the mother used her dowry (רחלהא) for nursing her in her illness and for the burial when she died. It has recently become known that Yosef was killed in Nastaro (an island between Damietta and Alexandria), and his cousin claimed his estate—which was non-existent.

    1. בש [רח
    2. אעלם חצרה [ס]ידנא אלרייס שר השרים נגיד הנגידים
    3. עוז כל ב[ית יש]ראל יברכו אלהינו וישמרו ויהיה בעזרו
    4. אני אמר[אה] אבו סרי רחמה אללה כנת קד זוגת א…

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  22. 5622Legal documentT-S 12.694

    Contains an interesting use of the syntagm al-sūq al-kabīr and sūq al-kabīr, the second time without the definite article on the noun, a construction on which there is a large linguistic literature; see most recently Naʿama Pat-El, "Digging up archaic features: Neo-Arabic and comparative Semitics inthe quest for Proto Arabic," in A. Al-Jallad (ed.), Arabic in Semitic: Celebrating 400 Years of Arabic at Leiden University," 441–75 (444–49), and Phillip Stokes, "gahwat al-murra: the N + DEF-ADJ syntagm and the *at > ah shift in Arabic 1," BSOAS 83 (2020): 75–93.

    1. שהדותא דהות באנפנא אנן שהדי דחתימין חתמות ידנא לתתא כן הוה בחדש שבט דשנת אלפא וארבע מאה וחמשין שנין
    2. לשטרות בפסטאט מצרים דעל נילוס נהרא מותבה רשותיה …

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  23. 5623Legal documentT-S 13J5.3

    Mentioning various names, some multiple times, including: Ṣedaqa; Hiba al-Maḥallī; Abū l-Riḍā Ibn al-Tinnīsī; Ṣāfī; al-Ashmūnī, al-ʿAsqalānī, and Sulaym Ibn al-Raḥbī.

    1. שהדותא דהות באנפנא אנן שהדי דחתמות ידנא לתחתא
    2. בשטר אורכתא דא כן הוה חצר אלינא מר ור סעדיה בר
    3. כב מר ור ישועה הזקן וקאל לנא אשהדו עלי ואקנו
    4. מני מעכשיו…

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  24. 5624LetterT-S 13J22.13

    Shelomo's arm (dhirāʿ) has started to heal from an injury. Eliyyahu should also bring with him Shelomo's tax receipts (al-wuṣūlāt alladhī lī) because the tax officials arrested him but let him go when he said he was registered as a Shāmī (Levantine). […] Greetings from Abū l-Thanāʾ and from "al-ṣaghīra" (possibly Shelomo's wife) and from the community.

    1. ולדה שלמה געל פדאה
    2. אלממלוך יקבל אלארץ טאיעא
    3. ללה תע אמאם אלמגלס אלסאמי
    4. אלואלדי דאם עזה וינהי כתרה אלשוק
    5. אליה ואלי אלואלדה אלעזיזה דאם עזהא
    6. ואלי אלצגא…

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  25. 5625LetterT-S Misc.25.22

    Letter from Simḥa ha-Kohen, probably in Alexandria, to Abū l-Majd, probably in Fustat. In Judaeo-Arabic. […] Regards to Abū l-Maḥāsin al-ʿAṭṭār Iskandarānī. Abū l-Maḥāsin's barā'a has been sent to the shop of Abū l-Riḍā, Simḥa's brother in law, where Abū l-Maḥāsin can pick it up. Addressed (in Arabic script) to the shop of Abū l-Munajjā al-ʿAṭṭār, who is to pass it on to Abū l-Majd. (Information in part from Goitein's index card.)

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  26. 5626LetterT-S NS 292.9

    Much of recto consists of pious exhortations and learned quotations, and these are also interspersed throughout verso. But there are also some additional details and accusations on verso: "How can you abandon. . . an old, sick man, worn out by communal duties, and a boy and a girl and [...] in my face. . . how have you lost your manliness? […] You have baffled us for 5 months. . . and we have burdened others. . . and you have saddled me with debts. . . the reason for all of this is. . . from your mind. . . . this is what leads to Gehennom, for the beginning of division is [...] and holding onto the ropes of falsehood and raving, namely mockery and recklessness. . . .

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  27. 5627LetterT-S NS 306.164

    Letter from Abū Manṣūr al-Fakhr al-Mutaṭabbib (the physician). In Arabic script. Addressed to Abū al-Faraj, with elaborate honorifics. The sender reports on the execution of the addressee's instructions and refers to the dispatch of correspondence through his servant, including letters to Alexandria and to the official in charge (mutawallī) of Fusṭāṭ.

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    1. المملوك ابو منصور الفخر المتطبب
    2. بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
    3. المملوك يخدم المجلس السامي الافضلي الموفقي السعيدي مالك الرق
    4. الشيخ الاجل الريس ابو الفر…

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  28. 5628LetterENA 2935.24 + ENA 3038.1

    She was happy to hear of the successful childbirth (khalāṣ) of Umm Abū l-Ḥasan (likely the addressee's wife) and sends blessings. She alludes to suffering at the hands of Ibn Ḥātim. There follow more allusions to arguments and rumors of arguments. She refers to the talk of a wife (zawja) or wedding (zīja) and blames the servant (ghulām) of the elder Yaʿaqov, who writes to him (probably Ibn Ḥātim) claiming that the addressee insults him and calls him 'al-fāʿil al-ṣāniʿ' (cf. ENA 4010.7 + ENA NS 19.14 (PGPID 6784) and T-S AS 169.292 + T-S AS 169.291 + T-S AS 169.294 + T-S NS 220.29 (PGPID 36211)). […] Join: Alan Elbaum.

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    1. בסם אללה אל[רחמן אלרחים
    2. כתאבי יא אכ[י
    3. בקאך ואדאם עזך . [
    4. אליך גדא גמע אללה ב|[יני ו]ב[י]נך עלי [
    5. וערפוני אנך ואגד ע|ליי וגמני דלך וקלת אנך
    6. מא …

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  29. 5629LetterAIU VII.E.106

    in the margin. There are also a few words in Arabic.

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  30. 5630List or tableAIU XII.10

    Accounts in Arabic and Greek/Coptic numerals. Mentions Abū Naṣr al-Yahūdī and Mubārak al-Yahūdī.

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  31. 5631List or tableENA 3150.8

    Memorial lists for al-ʿAṣṣār and the judge (al-Dayyān) Shelomo. (Information from Goitein’s index card)

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  32. 5632Legal documentENA 3807.7

    The neighboring shelfmark ENA 3807.8 may also be legal.

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  33. 5633LetterENA NS 2.7

    Letter addressed to Abu al-Ḥasan Ali b. Ishaq, dealing with business affairs.

    1. בשמך רחמנא
    2. וצלת כתב חצרה מולאי אלשיך אלאגל אטאל
    3. אללה בקאהא ואדאם עזהא ונעמתהא
    4. ותמכינהא וכבת אעדאהא וסרני מא
    5. תפצל אללה בה מן אלפ.פ. אללה תע יקים
    6. את ד…

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  34. 5634List or tableENA NS 32.28

    Accounts in Hebrew or Judaeo-Arabic. Late. There is also the beginning of a legal deed (zikhron ʿedut) concerning a rental.

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  35. 5635LetterENA NS 77.83

    Mentions arriving in Alexandria and meeting with somebody, and possibly a boat.

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  36. 5636List or tableENA NS 83.126

    Mercantile accounts for Jumādā I. Mentions the name (al-shaykh al-[...]) and commodities such as sugar and rose water.

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  37. 5637LetterENA NS 83.179

    Letter in Arabic script mentioning al-Shaykh al-Sadīd. On verso, maybe poetry in Arabic script.

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  38. 5638LetterJRL B 5187

    Letter fragment in Judaeo-Arabic. "AllāhAllāh. . . [My heart] was in the fire until [your letter] arrived. . . ."

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  39. 5639LetterJRL B 7769

    Fragment of a letter sent from Alexandria to Fustat/Cairo, to Yehuda Per[...]. In Ladino with Hebrew introductory formulae.

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  40. 5640LetterJRL Gaster heb. ms 1860/15

    Mentions the Rīf and Alexandria. Regards to many people.

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  41. 5641Credit instrument or private receiptJRL Genizah Ar. 429

    In Arabic script. Bilāl al-[...] instructs Abū ʿAlī to pay the bearer 113(?)

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  42. 5642List or tableJRL Genizah Ar. 431

    Hand of ʿArūs b. Yosef. Mentions Alexandria.

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  43. 5643LetterJRL Genizah Ar. 550

    Maybe from ʿAbdallāh b. al-Ḥasan to Abū l-ʿAlāʾ.

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    • 1 / 2 leaves, recto
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  44. 5644LetterT-S 6J7.24

    Letter mentioning Alexandria, ca. 15th-16th century. Mentions. R. Khalīfa.

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  45. 5645LetterT-S Ar.34.323

    Drafts of dozens of documents including letters/petitions to amīrs, mostly in Arabic script. There is also a recipe or prescription.

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  46. 5646Literary textT-S Ar.49.62

    Small fragment in rhymed Judaeo-Arabic. In the hand of Nāṣir al-Adīb al-ʿIbrī.

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  47. 5647Legal documentT-S AS 145.215

    Draft of the beginning of alegal document. Involves a woman named [...]ini bt. [...].

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  48. 5648LetterT-S AS 148.171

    Small fragment of a letter in Judaeo-Arabic, citing a biblical verse and mentioning 'al-shaykh al-jalīl.'

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  49. 5649Legal documentT-S AS 150.129

    Probably a legal document. Mentions Abū l-ʿAlā Ibn al-Sh[...]. (Information from CUDL)

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  50. 5650State documentT-S AS 156.320

    Verso (original use): remnant of an official Arabic document. Mentions "to al-Dār al-Saʿīda in Fustat."

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