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- Judaeo-Arabic
The writer thanks the addressee for taking care of his son, Amram, while he visited Aleppo. Eliyyahu mentions his satisfaction from his status as a judge in three communities in his town (probably the Iraqis, Shamis, and Qaraites), from his acceptance by several heads of Yeshivas in Iraq and the Exilarch (Rosh ha-Gola), and from his good relationships with the Qaraite community and the town governor. […]
He went on to list individuals and institutions who could recommend and praise him, including the exilarch Hezekiah ben David and Rabbi Hāi Gaʾon, the head of the Babylonian Yeshiva of Pumbedita, who had sent him letters, encouraged him, and praised him.
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- א'ה'ב'ת' צ'ד'ק' ו'ת'ש'נ'א ר'ש'ע' ע'ל' כ'ן' מ'ש'ח'ך א'ל'י'ם' א'ל'ה'י'ך' ש'מ'ן' ש'ש'ו'ן מ'ח'ב'ר'י'ך'
- א'ל' י'שיש ה'חכמה בנועם תלמודו וטיהור ניבו…
You love justice and detest iniquity, therefore God, your God, has anointed you with the oil of joy, preferring you to your companions (Psalms 45:8).
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