Documents

Search mode

How to Search

General Search

Use keywords or phrases in any language to return matching or similar results across all fields. Arabic script searches will return both Arabic and Judaeo-Arabic transcription content.

Regular Expression Search

Use Hebrew or Arabic script to find precise matches in the transcriptions. See How to Search page for advanced use cases.

Cheat sheet:

  • If you're looking for a word with one missing letter, use a period. Two missing letters, use two periods or {2}. Increase the number in the curly brackets to increase the number of characters, or insert a range with a comma in between, ex. {0,5}.
  • If you don't know how many characters are missing, use .*.
  • If you know which characters you want, use square brackets to find multiple spellings, ex. [יו] for yud or vav.
Trouble finding a shelfmark? Try shelfmark:"Bodl ms. Heb a 2/3"

Results

15,666 results
  1. 6351LetterT-S AS 146.298

    It can be a literary fragment, but also poetical Hebrew phrases from an opening of a letter to a notable.

    No Scholarship Records

    • 1r
    • 1v
    View document details
  2. 6352LetterT-S AS 147.187

    Fragment of a letter from Natan b. Nahray, from Alexandria. Regarding trades. (Information from Gil, Kingdom, Vol. 3, #442) VMR

    recto

    1. כתאבי אטאל אללה בקא מולאי אלשיך וא[דאם עזה
    2. וכבת אעדאה מן אלמסתקר לי''ב יום [
    3. באחסן כאתמה אעלם מולאי אן אנפדת [
    4. וטיה ג' כתב מנהם כתאב לשיך אבי …

    recto

    1. אני כותב לך, אדוני ורבי, ייתן לך אלוהים אריכות ימים ויתמיד את גדולתך ....
    2. ויכה את אויביך, מן הבית, בי"ב ב.... (יחתום אותו אלוהים עליך)
    3. במיטב ח…

    Tags

    1 Transcription 1 Translation

    • 1r
    • 1v
    View document details
  3. 6353List or tableT-S AS 149.148

    Two names: (Sitt al-)Jamīʿ bt. Abū l-Khayr and Hiba b. Hilāl Ibn al-Raṣṣāṣ.

    No Scholarship Records

    • 1r
    • 1v
    View document details
  4. 6354Legal documentT-S AS 153.198

    Fragment of a legal document, involving someone named Salāma. There may also be citations from rabbinic sources. (Information in part from CUDL and AA.)

    No Scholarship Records

    • 1r
    • 1v
    View document details
  5. 6355Literary textT-S AS 158.30

    Recto (secondary use): Judaeo-Arabic poetry in the hand of Nāṣir al-Adīb al-ʿIbrī. Possibly lampooning someone for his poor hospitality.

    Tags

    No Scholarship Records

    • 1r
    View document details
  6. 6356LetterT-S AS 158.292

    Refers to a letter from the wālī; and people such as Sayyidnā; Ṭāhir; the arrival of al-Zariz; and Ibn al-Maqāniʿiyya.

    No Scholarship Records

    • 1r
    • 1v
    View document details
  7. 6357List or tableT-S AS 159.239

    Zadoq, a communal official in Alexandria. AA

    1 Transcription 1 Translation 1 Discussion

    • 1r
    • 1v
    View document details
  8. 6358Literary textT-S AS 161.66

    Narrative in Judaeo-Arabic, including dialogue between a man and a woman concerning marriage. Also mentions a female slave. (Information in part from CUDL)

    Tags

    No Scholarship Records

    • 1r
    • 1v
    View document details
  9. 6359Legal documentT-S AS 177.119

    Small fragment of an order of payment, in Arabic script with a Hebrew "emet" at the top. There is also a single word in Judaeo-Arabic on verso: qabaḍaḥa, "he collected it."

    No Scholarship Records

    • 1r
    • 1v
    View document details
  10. 6360Unknown typeT-S AS 185.293

    Pen trials containing phrases from a Judaeo-Arabic letter: "may al-muʿallim Shemuʾel deliver the load. . . pepper. . . the amount. . . the price of all of it. . ."

    No Scholarship Records

    • 1r
    • 1v
    View document details
  11. 6361Unknown typeT-S AS 188.79

    שקונשירטאדוש פארא . . . There are also sums in western Arabic numerals on verso.

    No Scholarship Records

    • 1r
    • 1v
    View document details
  12. 6362List or tableT-S AS 202.247

    Mentions תלאליס קלאעיה on verso. Mentions Alexandria and Rashīd.

    No Scholarship Records

    • 1r
    • 1v
    View document details
  13. 6363LetterT-S AS 206.215

    Dating: probably 19th century. There are also a few words in Latin script in the upper margins.

    No Scholarship Records

    • 1r
    • 1v
    View document details
  14. 6364Paraliterary textT-S K5.12

    Alphabetical exercises from a children’s Hebrew textbook with the alphabet presented abag-bagad style, e.g., יכל then כלם then למן.

    1 Discussion

    • 1r
    • 1v
    View document details
  15. 6365List or tableT-S NS 31.31

    Mentions various dates and periods of time. Also mentions the name ʿImrān.

    No Scholarship Records

    • 1r
    • 1v
    View document details
  16. 6366Unknown typeT-S NS 199.46

    Verso: Arabic jottings including the phrase al-mamlūk Abū Saʿīd al-Afḍalī written twice. The main text on the fragment is Hebrew piyyuṭ.

    No Scholarship Records

    • 1v
    • 1r
    View document details
  17. 6367LetterT-S NS 224.217

    Recto: letter in Hebrew and Judaeo-Arabic addressed to "Sayyidnā al-Rayyis... Rayyis al-Ruʾasāʾ..." Verso: formulary for a letter in Hebrew addressed to a notable.

    No Scholarship Records

    • 1r
    • 1v
    View document details
  18. 6368Legal documentT-S NS 297.318

    The muqirr is [...] Muḥammad b. ʿAbd al-Ghaniyy b. ʿAbd al-Malik.

    No Scholarship Records

    • 1r
    • 1v
    View document details
  19. 6369List or tableT-S NS 305.30

    List of spices in Arabic script. There is also another kind of accounting in Arabic script and Greek/Coptic numerals, in a different hand.

    No Scholarship Records

    • 1r
    • 1v
    View document details
  20. 6370List or tableT-S NS 324.66

    Mentions Ibn Karam; Ibn al-Saqqāʾ; Ibn Dāwūd; Ibn al-Ḥujja; Mudallala; flax.

    No Scholarship Records

    • 1v
    • 1r
    View document details
  21. 6371Legal documentT-S NS 338.109

    Contains a menstrual purity clause. See also record for T-S AS 145.149.

    No Scholarship Records

    • 1r
    • 1v
    View document details
  22. 6372List or tableT-S NS J85

    Mentions the neighbor of Ibn Juḥā and Dār al-Ṭarf(?) al-Maghribī.

    No Scholarship Records

    • 1r
    • 1v
    View document details
  23. 6373Legal documentT-S NS J106

    Shela and a woman (his wife?) named Sitt al-ʿAlam. Signed by Shelomo b. Nasi(?).

    No Scholarship Records

    • 1r
    • 1v
    View document details
  24. 6374LetterT-S NS J603

    Moderately wide space between the lines. Almostall of the body is missing.

    No Scholarship Records

    • 1r
    • 1v
    View document details
  25. 6375LetterYevr. II A 1573

    Ishaq, from Mordechai b. Avraham, who also signed his name in cypher. Probably non-Geniza.

    Tags

    No Scholarship Records

    No Image
    View document details
  26. 6376Legal documentBL OR 6356.1–16

    The property's location on Darb Wālī al-Walāʾ known as Darb al-Lawlawīya(?). Most of the entry recounts the succession of previous owners/purchases leading up to the property sale by Yisraʾel Ashkenazi to the minors Yaʿaqov and Esther, who are represented by their mother and their paternal grandmother. The guardians of the children purchase the property for 7,500 medin. Ḥabība also appears in the previous five entries of the same court register (documents #27-31).

    Verso

    :(.Document 32 contd) Folio 8v

    1. הכהן הנז׳ לחיי עד נשארה חזקת ה[[ק]]עלייה הנז׳ משועבדת לאלמנתו הרבנית מ׳ זהרה בעד סכי כתובתה שהיה לה .[.]
    2. בעלה ה…

    1 Transcription

    No Image
    View document details
  27. 6377Legal documentBodl. MS heb. c 28/69

    Khalaf known as Ibn אלשיגרי, conveys to her husband Bū ʿAlī b. Abū l-Ḥasan known as al-Ṭabarānī full proprietorship of half a house given to her by her father and renounces her rights in a house belonging to her husband, serving as a collateral for her marriage gift. The husband had previously been the tax-farmer for dyeing and silk (alladhī kāna ḍāmin al-ṣabgh wa-l-ḥarīr) in Qalyūb.

    1. שהדותא דהות באנפנא אנן סהדי דחתמות ידנא לתחתא סוף שטארא דנן
    2. למא ] כאן פי חדש שבט אלנצף מנה שנת אתסו לשטרות בעיר מניה זפתא
    3. דעל ] נילוס נהרא מותבה רשו…

    1 Transcription 1 Discussion

    • 69 recto
    • 69 verso
    View document details
  28. 6378LetterBodl. MS heb. c 72/14

    Elyaqim, in Crete, writes to Moshe b. Yehuda, in Alexandria. Dating: 1484 CE (written in the document in the Italian portion on verso). […] He asked further and found one copy on new paper in an excellent hand for 8 ducats. He has also heard rumors of another one on parchment for 15 ducats.

    Tags

    2 Transcriptions 1 Discussion

    No Image
    View document details
  29. 6379LetterBodl. MS heb. c 72/15

    Ṣedaqa Nes or Nīs (ניס), in Syracuse (שראקוסה), writes to Moshe b. Yehuda, in Alexandria. Dating: Last quarter of the 15th century, based on the associated fragments. […] Subject: Business, including in ammonium chloride (nushādir), soap or soapwort (ṣābūn/borit), and copper (nuḥās/neḥoshet). Ṣedaqa also conveys his concern for Moshe's illness. In a postscript, he writes, "Cut out this small letter and give it to the sister מכ״ת . . the bringing in of the bride, 'And I will bless those who bless you.'

    Tags

    1 Transcription

    No Image
    View document details
  30. 6380Legal documentBodl. MS heb. d 66/68

    the daughter of Barakāt al-Qalyūbī ratifies a settlement (ṣulḥ) with the wife of her recently deceased father. […] At the end of the entry, it states that her husband Hillel b. [...] al-Malījī was also present and in agreement. Cf.

    1. חצרנא . . . . . . . . . . . נחן אלשהוד במא יאתי ביאנה פי אכרה בקליוב
    2. ב . . . . . . . . עזיה אלאמראה אלכאמל אבנה ברכאת אלקליובי וצח לנא
    3. מערפתהא פקאלת…

    1 Transcription

    • 68 recto
    View document details
  31. 6381LetterCUL Add.3340

    IB IV, 18 (ח3). Letter from Yosef Ibn al-Lukhṭūsh, in Granada, to Ḥalfon b. Netanʾel ha-Levi, in Fustat. […] The letter contains the only nearly explicit evidence thus known that Ḥalfon traveled to al-Andalus before 1130, but Friedman cautions that the reading of the date isn't entirely certain, and it may have been written in 1140. Ibn al-Lukhṭūsh asks Ḥalfon to write to him about his experiences in detail from the time he left al-Andalus until his arrival in Egypt.

    recto

    1. אדאם אללה למולאי וסידי אלרייס אלאג'ל אלעזה ואלכראמה ואלגבטה ואלסלאמה ופסח פי מדתה וואלא
    2. באלמזיד רפעתה ואבקא עלי ג'מלה אכואנה ואוליאה מהג'תה וח…

    recto

    1. יתמיד ה' כבוד ותפארת ואושר ושלום לאדוני ומרי, הראש המפואר ביותר, ויאריך את ימיו וימשיך
    2. את מעלתו עד בלי די ויאריך את חייו בעד כלל אחיו ובני חסו…

    Tags

    1 Transcription 2 Translations

    • 1r
    • 1v
    View document details
  32. 6382State documentCUL Or.1080 J7

    Petition to al-Mustanṣir in Arabic, preliminary draft (possibly also in the hand of Efrayim b. […] Avraham, who ‘arrived from the West, claiming the position of the head of our Academy, and who has been head of this Academy for 16 years’, the amir Munjiz al-Dawla, and the ‘slave of our master, Daʾūd b.

    Verso

    1. بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم العبيد ينهوا الى الموقف الشريف زاده الله شرف حالهم وذلك انه لما
    2. جرى على ريسهم واحبارهم منذ سنتين [[من الفا]] ما كان فيه…

    Verso

    1. In the name of God, the merciful and compassionate. The slaves report their case to the noble presence, may God increase his nobility, as foll…

    Tags

    1 Transcription 1 Translation

    • 1v
    View document details
  33. 6383LetterENA 2560.9 + ENA 2727.35

    M[...] of Ḥamā who lived in either Alexandria or Ashqelon ('al-thaghr') for 30 years, but probably the former, because he is introduced as having come 'here' recently (חצר אלי הנא). Badr recently went blind due to ophthalmia. Starting in Rabīʿ al-Awwal 523 AH (=February/March 1129 CE), his monthly stipend was cut in half from 2.5 dinars to 1.25 dinars.

    ENA 2727.35

    1. בשמ רחמ
    2. עבדא אלחצרה אלסאמיה אלאגליה אלתקתיה אל[שר]יעיה הדרת כגק מרנו ורבנו נז[רנו]
    3. וכתרנו אברהם השר הגדול המשכיל בתורת האלהים החכם והנבו…

    Tags

    2 Transcriptions 1 Discussion

    • 2
    • 3
    View document details
  34. 6384Legal documentENA 2742.4

    Yehuda, who calls himself al-Mutaṭabbib on verso), and at 180 degrees and upside down there is a blessing (for the caliph?), ṣalawāt allāh wa-barakātuhu wa-nawāmī zakawātihi wa-afḍal al-salām. Cf. the same language in T-S 20.32r (petition draft from Hibatallāh b. Abū Manṣūr to al-Ḥākim), cited in Rustow, Lost Archive, p. 468 note 15.

    No Scholarship Records

    • 1
    View document details
  35. 6385LetterENA 3921.1

    Saʿīd, in Mirbāṭ (in present-day Oman), to Abū l-Surur Faraḥ b. ʿAbbās al-ʿAsqalānī. In Arabic script. Dating: probably 12th century. […] He emphasizes how much he yearns for news of the people in Egypt/Fustat "and news of the journey" (akhbār al-ṭarīq). Bū l-Faraj Ibn Qasāsā arrived and conveyed "news of the traders (al-nās), who has died and who is alive, and we praised God and thanked Him."

    1. بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
    2. كتابي اطال الله بقا مولاي الشيخ وادام عزه وتاييده وسعادته وسلامته ونعماه وبركته(؟) وكبت اعداه
    3. من مرباط عن سلامة وشوق اليه شدي…

    Tags

    1 Transcription

    • 1
    • 2
    View document details
  36. 6386LetterENA NS 12.23

    anything the addressee desires. Verso: Also a letter in Judaeo-Arabic. Urges a quick response, which should be sent to the goldsmiths' market (sūq al-ṣāgha). The sender swears by God "apart from whom there is no God" (billāhi alladhī lā ilāha illā huwa). Greetings to Abū l-Maʿālī(?)

    No Scholarship Records

    • 1
    • 2
    View document details
  37. 6387LetterENA NS I.38

    The addressee may appear also in T-S Ar.29.101 (PGPID 20228). The sender could be the same Yiṣḥaq b. […] The sender checked the accounting in the "tawqīʿ" (typically a term for a government decree/rescript but this appears to be a different usage) and confirms that the addressee still has a credit of 3 fīlīs and 2 fanams corresponding to 3 Malikī dinars. Also mentions 40 Egyptian mithqāls and the purchase of a specific commodity.

    Recto

    1. ממלוכהא . . . ק
    2. אבן יוסף
    3. ב
    4. וצל כתאב חצרה סיידנא אלשיך
    5. אלאגל מולאי ומאלכי אטאל אללה פי
    6. אלעז אלדאים בקאה ואדאם עזה
    7. ונעמאה וכבת באלדל אלמהין חסדת…

    Tags

    1 Transcription

    • 1
    • 2
    View document details
  38. 6388LetterF 1908.44U

    Mentions someone known as "the Elephant," who also appears in T-S 13J18.19. Much of the letter is written in coded language. […] Further on, he says that a person codenamed "the elephant" (also mentioned three times in IV, 55 (PGPID 9102)) did not want to give "the nūn."

    recto

    1. יאמולאי וסידי אדאם אללה עזّך ואטאל מדתך כתבתה לילה אלאחד
    2. ען שוק לא יעלמה גיר אללה תעלי וחצרתני סכאפה פי דלך אלשכץ
    3. אלדי פי עלמך איצא ולעמרך פקד…

    recto

    1. אדוני ומרי, יתמיד ה' את יקרך ויאריך את חייך. הריני כותב מכתב זה בליל יום ראשון
    2. מתוך געגועים שאין יודעם אלא ה' יתעלה. ובאו אליי דברי הבל עם/בדב…

    Tags

    3 Transcriptions 1 Translation

    No Image
    View document details
  39. 6389List or tableJRL C 86 + JRL C 98

    Some of the entries incude notes indicating people "באסם / in the name of" and on occasion locational notes, such as on the recto "דאלך ענד פלונבו" or "this is at Palonbo's" (l. 8r, 17r in left side of bifolium) or "׳ענד ס׳ לוריא" which is also "at S[eñor] Luria's" (l.16r on right side of bifolium). On the bottom of the recto there is also mention of one "עוסמאן אפנדי" or "Osman Efendi" five lines up from the bottom and Nissim Romano (l. 32r).

    Tags

    No Scholarship Records

    • 1 / 1 leaf, recto
    • 1 / 1 leaf, verso
    • 1 / 1 leaf, recto
    View document details
  40. 6390LetterJRL Genizah Ar. 342

    Recto: The name of the writer in the tarjama reads as Muḥammad al-Sayfī and apart from the opening formula, not much of the content is preserved. Despite the layout consistent with a petition, the second and third lines contain legalistic formulae regarding a debt owed to the Jewish man Bū ʿAlī and his brother Makārim (غير مكره ولا مجبران عليه وعنده وفي خالص ماله دينارا . . . […] Verso: The second letter is addressed to a certain al-Qāḍī al-Ajall. Phrases: خضر مولاي القاضي الاجل اطال الله [بقاه وادام عزه] ومن حسن توفيقه لا اخلاه جمع الله بيننا على اسر [حال] انه ولي ذلك والقادر عليه ان شا الله والذي تريد علمه . . . . . .

    Tags

    No Scholarship Records

    • 1 / 1 leaf, recto
    • 1 / 1 leaf, verso
    View document details
  41. 6391LetterL-G Misc. 43

    Zechariah, excusing himself for traveling from Bilbays directly to Alexandria, without making the detour to Fustat to pay his respects to him on the approaching holidays. […] Mentions having left some goods with Bū l-Majd the teacher the son of the sister of Abū l-Baqāʾ Ibn al-Naḥḥāl in Bilbays (likely the same Abū l-Baqāʾ Ibn al-Naḥḥāl whose son and brother feature in T-S 16.89 (PGPID 7389) and the associated documents).

    1. יצח]ק ירושלמי
    2. בשמ רח
    3. מושב הדרת כגק מרינו ורבינו אליה
    4. הדיין החכם והנבון שצ ינהי אלממלוך
    5. בעץ שוקה אלי אלפאטה אלמפידה וטלעתה
    6. אלסעידה פאסאל בורא עולם אן…

    Tags

    1 Transcription 1 Discussion

    • 1r
    • 1v
    View document details
  42. 6392Legal documentMoss. Ia,9

    (Other dates earlier in Elul are also mentioned in the body of the document.) Dealing with a protracted litigation between Efrayim b. […] (Information from CUDL). See also Goitein notes and index card linked below. Given that it was drawn up in 1007, this document is chronologically significant for how it helps us mark the date range when Efrayim b.

    1 Transcription 1 Discussion

    • 1r
    • 1v
    View document details
  43. 6393LetterPER H 34

    Unlikely to have come from the Cairo Geniza; it is possible that most or all of these documents derive from a commercial circle in Ushmūn. This document is by far the most extensive and well-preserved Judaeo-Arabic papyrus known (at least this was true in 1987). It is also the first to have been discussed in print (in 1886/87). […] Menaḥem Shuqayr in the Jews' Market (Sūq al-Yahūd), possibly in Ḥawz Shuqayr ("the precinct of Shuqayr").

    Recto

    1. ביסם אל ארחמן ארחים אבקך אל וחפדך ואתם אניעמת עליך פי אדוניה ואלאכרי [          ]
    2. בתאבי (!) אליך ואנא ומן קבלי בחל עאפיה אתאני כתאבך מע טופניה…

    Tags

    3 Transcriptions 1 Translation 1 Discussion

    No Image
    View document details
  44. 6394Legal query or responsumT-S 6J2.17

    The recto has been identified as a responsum, whereas the verso is a short note to Abu al-Ḥasan (or Abu-l-Hakan), requesting him to give the bearer wine. […] The subject of the responsum on the recto seems to be wine and wine selling, which makes this a interesting case of paper reuse: the main subject of both the older and the newer documents is wine. It is also possible that the shaykh, mentioned in the verso of the document, is the same Abu al-Ḥasan as in fragments Moss.

    Tags

    1 Transcription 1 Discussion

    • 1r
    • 1v
    View document details
  45. 6395Legal documentT-S 8.201

    There is a reference to the sea (ʿalā l-baḥr) at the bottom. Also mentions Bū l-Fakhr b. Avraham (l. 3), who may be Saʿadya Ibn al-Amshāṭī, and Avraham b. Eliyya. (Information in part from Goitein's index card and CUDL.)

    Tags

    1 Discussion

    • 1r
    • 1v
    View document details
  46. 6396Legal documentT-S 8J5.21

    Betrothal deed. Location: al-Maḥalla. Dated: Tuesday, 24 Sivan 1471 Seleucid (31 May 1160 CE), under the authority of the Gaʾon Netanʾel b. Moshe ha-Levi. Bride: Sitt al-Tujjār bt. Yiṣḥaq. Groom: Netanʾel b. Efrayim ha-Levi ("Ḥemdat ha-Leviim"). Marriage payments: 30 + 60 = 90, i.e., the marriage gift was 90 dinars, 30 accepted at the time of betrothal by the bride's father. Also one golden ring and two silver rings given at the betrothal.

    1. בשעת כושר והצלחה וששון ושמחה
    2. בתלתה בשבא דהוא עשרין וארבעה יומי לירח סיון שנת אלפא
    3. וארבע  מאה ושבעין וחד שנין לשטרות למנינא דרגילננא ביה בעיר
    4. אלמחלה …

    Tags

    3 Transcriptions 1 Discussion

    • 1r
    View document details
  47. 6397LetterT-S 8J33.3

    The letter reports that the tribes of Gad and Reuben are living in security and prosperity, successful in all their wars and living in perfect piety. Also, the Jews of India are reported to be more powerful than all their neighbors.

    Tags

    1 Transcription 2 Discussions

    • 1r
    • 1v
    • 2r
    View document details
  48. 6398LetterT-S 10J17.9

    The bearer is a worthy man and has with him a sick girl whom he "wishes to treat," and the bearer himself is also chronically ill and weak of sight. (S. D. Goitein, Mediterranean Society, 2:513; Norman Golb, “Topography of the Jews of Medieval Egypt,” JNES 33 (1974), 141. See also Goitein's index card) EMS. ASE.a

    1. בשמ ר]חמ
    2. ערף] אלקדים סבחאנה מא ענדי מן שגל
    3. אלקלב ו]אלשוק ואלארתיאח אלי חצרה רב
    4. . . . . . . ] מרי ורבי אפרים השר הנכבד החכם
    5. . . . . . . ] התלמיד המופ…

    Tags

    1 Transcription 1 Discussion

    • 1r
    • 1v
    View document details
  49. 6399LetterT-S 10J24.3 + CUL Or.1080 J174

    Fragment of a letter (written by Ṣedaqa Nes), to the head of the exile, Natan ha-Kohen Sholal (d. 1502) in Cairo (the penultimate Nagid), concerning a fraudulent cheese seller who was fined by Yosef ha-Nagid, a predecessor of Natan, for selling non-kosher cheese as if it was kosher. Also mentions Samuel and his brother Isaac, the Persians, and Moshe Abū Shaʿra. (Information from CUDL; see also Goitein's index cards.) Earlier description for CUL Or.1080 J174: Confidential letter sent from Jerusalem by Yiṣḥaq to his brother in Cairo.

    1. ושלא היה לו בביתו שום ממון ועתה נודע [. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
    2. ודברים מוקצים ומקום הנכבד רישומו ניכר עד…

    Tags

    2 Transcriptions 2 Discussions

    • 1r
    • 1v
    • 1r
    View document details
  50. 6400LetterT-S 12.66

    Yiṣḥaq might be from the Ibn al-Fakhr family. Mentions his sorrow over Ḥalfon's illness, which he read about in Ḥalfon's previous letter, and wishes him a full recovery. Apologizes for not being able to write in an eloquent style like Ḥalfon’s, quoting 1 Samuel 17:10, a motif that repeats in several of the letters from al-Andalus. The writer asks for assistance and sends blessings Ibn Migash, his son Meʾir, his brother's son Meʾir, Yaʿqūb and the rest of the 'brothers'. The writer's brother also sends greetings to Ḥalfon; it is possible that he is the author of ח43.

    Recto

    1. [...] בן כבוד החכם הנכבד היקר
    2. [...] עליה שמואל בר יצחק
    3. [...] אל עמיד אל מפכם אל ג'ליל אל קדר
    4. אל רפיע אל שאן ואל עזיז פי ארפע מנאזל אל עז ואמנע…

    Recto

    1. [אל ר' חלפון ...] בן כבוד החכם הנכבד היקר
    2. [ר' נתנאל נ"ע מאת המתגעגע] עליו שמואל בר יצחק.
    3. [אדוני ...] הסומך הנערץ, מפואר המעמד,
    4. רם החשיבות והיק…

    Tags

    2 Transcriptions 1 Translation

    • 1r
    • 1v
    View document details