This very fragmentary legal document mentions a community leader with the Hebrew honorific 'Sar ha-Sarim' ('Prince of Princes'); on the application of this title, first in the 11th century, and most prominently to the Egyptian Jewish leader Mevorakh b. Saadya, and its later more common use, see Cohen, Jewish Self-Government, esp. pp. 220-221 and note 32): someone with the title 'Behir ha-Yeshiva,' possibly the merchant Yehuda ben Moshe ibn Sighmar (see Cohen, ibid., pp. 116-117): and finally, a certain Rabbi Efrayim.
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- ]ה דנ ללעניים ותחת הדא אלכט
- ]ריה ושהדו פיה ש[ה]וד במא עלמוה
- ]נפסה במתל //מא// [פ]י כט ויקנו מנה
- ] בחיר הישיבה נט רח[מ…
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