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  1. 151Letterp. Heid. Hebr. 11

    III 45 and was edited by Werner Diem (see https://www.apd.gwi.uni-muenchen.de/apd/show2.jsp?

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  2. 152LetterT-S AS 152.86 + T-S AS 152.168

    [Genizah Research Unit, Fragment of the Month, October 2007]. https://doi.org/10.17863/CAM.40720.

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    1. [... ת]עד עשרה ארטאל זב[רה (?) ...] 
    2. תשרב והו יכון מוקת כל טעאם 
    3. תאכלה וכל מא ת[א]שי עמלת שיא
    4. אכר וצפתה תאכד קדרא 
    5. גדידה פכאר ותגעל פיהא עשרה

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    1. … (you should) prepare ten pounds of (iron?) …
    2. you should drink, and this should be timed with every meal
    3. you eat, and whenever you need (?). …

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  3. 153Literary textT-S NS 297.16 + T-S NS 294.62

    Might be a narrative about the miracle of "the splitting of the chest" (shaqq al-ṣadr) intended to be read during Mawlid celebrations—this is based on the recording of the identical text that can be found in a Facebook video (https://fb.watch/ajqp49g5TK/). The text can be found in various places online (e.g. by searching the phrase 'ولما بلغ من العمر عامين توجهت به حليمة الى مكة") but an attribution/source is harder to find.

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  4. 154LetterT-S NS 321.34

    The first meeting was a visit to Maimonides (active in Egypt ca. 1168–1204), who discussed medical topics with the writer, who intends to being a course of study in medicine as soon he sorts out an issue with his brother and maternal aunt. The second was with another physician who visited the writer, checked his pulse, examined a flask of his urine, and prescribed barley water (kashk shaʿīr).

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    1. פי קלבי אלנאר ולא תסאלו מא [עלי קלבי מן ציקה]
    2. אלצדר וצאקת עלי . מ . ך ואלקא . . []
    3. מנך ולעלי מא אנא גריב אלא ב[אפתראקי מנך?]
    4. ולא כן בפרקתי מנך…

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  5. 155LetterT-S 10J10.15

    Covered topics include the future marriage of Avraham’s daughter, consolation for the reported death of an individual, and encouragement for the recipient to pay a visit to his brother Avraham.

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    1. [... אלדי] אעלמך בה יאכי אנני מא אדרי מא אכתב בה [אליך]
    2. מן כתרת אל שוק ועצמה אל תוק פאסאל אללה פי קרב אל אגתמאע בכם עלי אפצל אחואל
    3. אלדי נעלמ…

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    1. {Add: [This] is to inform you} my brother, {add: that} I do not know what to write;
    2. so strong is my longing and so ardent my yearning. I ask G…

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  6. 156LetterT-S K16.4

    The sender comments on either these or other poems (there are several letters in which Moshe writes that he is enclosing poems and wants feedback on them). There is also something about "mukhāṭabat al-faqīh" here. Yedutun says he might come out and visit on Friday. ASE

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  7. 157LetterHalper 383

    The sender, who is writing from Alexandria, has visited Fustat and stayed with the family of the recipient.

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    1. על שמך

    2. כתאבי יאסידי ומולאיי אטאל אללה בקאך ואדאם סלאמתך ונעמתך מן אסכנדריה

    3. לט כלון מן רביע אלאול ואלחאל סלאמה ועאפיה וללה אלחמד דאימא

    4. א…

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    1. (2−1) על שמך. אני כותב לך, אדוני ורבי, ייתן לך אלוהים אריכות ימים ויתמיד את שלומך ואת חסדו לך, מאלכסנדריה
    2. בט' ברביע א. שלומי טוב ואני בריא, …

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  8. 158Literary textT-S K14.47

    Y de año y medio adolecera y terna (=tendrá) mucha fazienda y engrandecera a sus parientes y ayudara a ellos y se alegrara kon ellos y no terna mala fama. […] Morira de enfermedad de kalientura y tiene senial en sus tetas y en sus manos y en su vientre y en su kojenturas y en su kaveza ferida." (Information from http://www.investigacion.cchs.csic.es/judeo-arabe/sites/investigacion.cchs.csic.es.judeo-arabe/files/Genizah-Al-Andalus.pdf.)

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  9. 159LetterENA 1822a.67

    (Information in part from Gil and Ben Sasson) For the nizārī dinar, see https://dpul.princeton.edu/coins_geniza/feature/1-nizari-dinar-and-ahiri-dirham-11th-century-ce.

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    1. אכי וסידי וגלילי אטאל אללה בקאך ואדאם סלאמתך ו<נ>עמאך וכאן לך ומעך ולי וחאפץ' פי גמיע 
    2. אמורך מן אלמסתקר במצר יום אלגמעה מסתהל טאבת' (!) ען חאל…

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    1. אחי ואדוני ונכבדי, ייתן לך אלוהים אריכות ימים ויתמיד את שלומך ואת חסדיו לך ויהיה לך ועמך מגן ושומר בכל
    2. ענייניך; (אני כותב לך) מהבית בפסטאט ביו…

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  10. 160Legal documentPUL Islamic Manuscripts, Third Series no. 584e.9 (Michaelides 9)

    NB: Michaelides 9 probably corresponds to image #40 at https://catalog.princeton.edu/catalog/9945255593506421.

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  11. 161LetterT-S 8J22.25

    See Melonie Schmierer-Lee, "What happens on pilgrimage…: T-S 8J22.25," Fragment of the Month, February 2018 (https://www.lib.cam.ac.uk/collections/departments/taylor-schechter-genizah-research-unit/fragment-month/fotm-2018/fragment-3?

    1. בשם ייי כתאבי אליך יאכי ומולאי אטאל אללה בקאך ואדאם [עזך]
    2. ותאאידך ושלמתך ונעמתך מין אלרמלה סלך תשרי ערפך אל[לה ברכתה]
    3. וברכת אילאעיאד אלמוברכה אללה י…

    Translated by Moshe Yagur.

    In the name of the Lord.

    My letter to you, my brother and master, may the Lord prolong your life and preserve your strengt…

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  12. 162Legal documentT-S AS 145.333

    [Genizah Research Unit, Fragment of the Month, September 2008]. https://doi.org/10.17863/CAM.48226. Cf. T-S NS 342.134 (PGPID 26067).

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  13. 163Literary textT-S 10J22.5

    Poem of praise for a scholar visiting Alexandria, and for an Avraham, possibly the scholar himself.

    1. פז[מ]
    2. מ[ . ] . איש חכם ונבון אגיד והוא הרב שמו
    3. איש מצליח ואיש תחכמון כי ייי אלהיו עמו
    4. וחכמה מלא כרמון ומשרת אלהיו על שכמו
    5. בבואו בשלום לנא אמון ושמחו…

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  14. 164LetterBodl. MS heb. d 75/20

    He suffered from illness during his trip. He visited Jerusalem, and had the time to manage trading, as he bought textile products, oil, nuts, and silk, and arranged shipments of coins. […] I praise God who turned the end to the good and brought me back in safety."

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    1. כתאבי יאסידי ומולאי אטאל אללה בקאך ואדאם סלאמתך וסעאדתך וצרף אלאסוא ענך
    2. ברחמתה מן אסכנדריה לח' בקין מן כסליו כתמה אללה עלינא ועליך באחסון כאתמ…

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    1. May God prolong the life of my lord and master and preserve your wellbeing and happiness and, in his mercy, deter all evil from you.
    2. I am writ…

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  15. 165LetterJTS Schechter 4

    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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    1. 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'
    2. 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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  16. 166LetterT-S 13J34.12

    Polite letter in Judaeo-Arabic, in which the sender explains that he had been reluctant to visit the addressee, as he surmised that his 'brother' Abū Zikrī Yaḥyā b. Menashshe (cf. Halper 383) was visiting, and he was not on speaking terms with the latter.

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  17. 167LetterT-S 10J7.5

    Letter by a father to his son, complaining about the son's failure to visit the family, urging him to visit, and requesting a blanket and a box.

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    1. ואלדה אבו אלחסן
    2. בר
    3. כתאבי אלי ולדי ואעז אלכלק עלי וענדי אטאל אללה
    4. בקאה ואדאם עזה ונעמאה ומן חסן אלתופיק לא
    5. אכלאה וסוא דלך אן לא תסאל מא נחן מש…

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  18. 168State documentPER K 8314

    The Coptic text was partially published as CPR II 1 and MPER XVIII 55, and will be re-edited by Vincent Walter; full bibliography at https://search.onb.ac.at/primo-explore/fulldisplay?

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  19. 169Literary textT-S 6H9–21

    [Genizah Research Unit, Fragment of the Month, July 2009]. https://doi.org/10.17863/CAM.48228.

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  20. 170Paraliterary textT-S K24.21

    Information from Matthew Boutilier, Peter Toth, Doug Henning, and https://www.coptic-magic.phil.uni-wuerzburg.de/index.php/manuscript/kyp-m736/.

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  21. 171State documentT-S NS 238.14

    The sum looks like 13 Nāṣirī dirhams (https://geniza.github.io/paleographicalglossary/item.html?

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  22. 172LetterBodl. MS heb. d 75/24

    In Judaeo-Arabic with some Hebrew. Ends with the motto "yeshuʿa." Goitein identified the sender as Daniel b. […] The purpose of the letter is to announce an upcoming visit "for the renewing of the covenant" (tajdīd al-ʿahd) with the community of Fustat.

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    1. אומתא [ ] פי [
    2. מן ודיד מודתך ותקת[ך
    3. אדאם אללה אלאמתאע בך ולא אכלאני [
    4. וענד תעוילי עלי אלספר אלי אלפסטאט לתגדיד אלעהד
    5. באהלהא חרסהם אללה בדאתך בה…

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  23. 173Legal documentHalper 472

    Concerns his manumission of a slave during his brother Mevasser’s visit to him in Aden in c. 1151–52. Only the last four lines are preserved, as well as the witness statements. […] Ibn Yiju later reused them for a complicated set of notes that mention Bama three times (see separate entry).

    1. . . . . . . . . . .] . . . . . ا . . . له بني ادم له ما لهم وعليه ما عليهم لم يشترط عليه مالا ولم يجتعل عـليه

    2. جعلا واقر ان اخاه بو البشر بن بو ا…

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  24. 174Legal documentYevr.-Arab. I 1701

    The council first summoned the woman and her husband (called her "waliyy" or "guardian"). (1) She reported that Abū Naṣr had been stalking her for years, visiting her house three or four times a day. She was frightened of him and told her husband's paternal aunt that if she ever saw Abū Naṣr visit when this woman was alone, she should come down and join them. […] Rather, "she changed her story. . . and said, 'I hated. . .'" (5) Abū l-Faraj al-Ṭaḥḥān reported to the court and attested that whenever he visited the house of his brother-in-law Abū Saʿd b. […] However, the scribe writes, because their testimony entirely derived from what the woman herself told them, there is no need to record it in this document.

    1. חבשם יודע תעלומות
    2. סלמא כתרת אלשנאעאת ען אבו נצר בן קיומא
    3. מנד עדה סנין באבנה אבו אלמעאלי בן תאמאר אלתי הי
    4. זוגה אבו סעד בן צדקה אללבאן ואעתמד אלמגון מ…
    1. Bad rumours about
    2. Abū Naṣr ben Qayyūma multiplied for
    3. several years regarding the daughter of Abū al- Maʿālī b. Tāmār, who is the
    4. wife of Abū Saʿd b…

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  25. 175LetterMoss. II,158.1

    in rudimentary script and spelling, asking her "on the life of al-Shaykh Abū l-Maḥāsin" to do a certain favor for the writer (something about visiting a prison at night?).

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    1. בשמך רהמנה
    2. אנא אקבל יד אלסת אלגלילה ואסלהא בחיאת
    3. אלשיך אבי אלמחאסן אמא אצפתי אלי גמיל
    4. חצרתך אלקדים ואלגדיד באן תתפצלי עליה
    5. במגי ליל ומחגר ברסם…

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  26. 176LetterBodl. MS heb. b 3/25

    The poem is discussed here: https://gniza.haifa.ac.il/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=185:2017-01-03-14-15-40&catid=47&Itemid=211&lang=he.

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    1. וכל רכבותיו וחיילותה לך יובל חיל כל פתרוסה
    2. ומבשר טוב יצא מולך אל אי כפתור אם חנסה
    3. ובתוך צען אברך תושם ורביד [[תוש]] זהב בצואר
    4. יקם ייי דברי כי …

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  27. 177Letterp. Heid. Hebr. 28

    III 46 and was edited both by Sabih Aodeh (PhD diss.) and by Werner Diem (https://www.apd.gwi.uni-muenchen.de/apd/show2.jsp?

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  28. 178Literary textENA 3918.12

    Includes the well-known story of Ibn al-Sammāk who visited Hārūn al-Rashīd, who was drinking water. Ibn al-Sammāk stopped him from drinking and asked what he would give to be able to drink if he were forbidden from doing so.

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  29. 179LetterMIAC 239

    Statement from an appointee to a charitable organization on the assistance for the educational level of Jewish students who are learning prayer and interpretation together but ceased doing so for a period of time, therefore the appointee departs on a visit to their houses and asking first about the situation of the students, wrote this statement, the times and dates of these home visits are recorded and the first response on the matter – from 9/16/1954CE to 10/03/1954CE – Museum of Islamic Art – (number 239) – in Arabic.

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  30. 180Literary textAIU IV.C.207

    Verso: The opening lines of the 11th maqāma of al-Ḥarīrī (the visit to the cemetery of Sāwa), transcribed into Judaeo-Arabic: חדת אלחארת בן המאם קאל אנסת מן קלבי אלקסאוה חין חללת סאוה ואכדת באלכבר אלמאתור פי מדאו[אתהא בזי]ארה אלקבור פלמא צרת אלי אלמחלה אלאמואת. […] So I betook myself to the Tradition handed down, that its cure is by visiting the tombs. And when I had reached the mansion of the dead. . . ."

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  31. 181LetterT-S 12.92

    The writer describes how the Rav (the highest authority in the Ifrīqiyan Jewish community) had visited him often during his illness, especially on Sabbaths when it was particularly welcome.

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    1. על שמך
    2. אטאל אללה יא שיכי וריסי וגלילי פי אלכיר בקאך ועלא ארתקאך ולקאך אלכיר טולמא(!) אבקאך כתאבי
    3. יא שיכי מן אלקירואן לי מן אב יהפך לששון ולשמח…

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  32. 182Legal documentT-S 18J1.24

    On a Saturday, a dying man, Salim al-Halabi, a dyer was visited by friends, among them a creditor, who reminded him of a sum of 16 dinars and 4 qirats still owed to him.

    1. נקול נחן אלשהוד אלואצעין כטוטנא אכר הדא אלמסטור אן למא כאן יום אלסבת
    2. פי אלעשר אלאוסט מחדש אייר שנת אתסז לשטרות דכלנא אפתקדנא אלשיך
    3. אבו אלמרגא סאלם א…

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  33. 183LetterT-S 20.45

    The letter mentions Elijah’s compatriot, Abū ʿAlī, who had visited Fusṭāṭ and brought back letters from Elijah's brother, and letters for a community leader, Elijah b.

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  34. 184LetterMoss. Ia,29

    [Genizah Research Unit, Fragment of the Month, July 2007]. https://doi.org/10.17863/CAM.40294). ASE.

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    1. בש
    2. לו דהבת אשרח בעץ מא ענדי מן אלשוק ואלארתיאח אליך
    3. יאכי וסידי ואלעזיז עלי אטאל אללה בקאך ואדאם
    4. עזך וסעאדתך וסלאמתך לטאל אלשרח פיה וכאן לסאני

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  35. 185LetterNLI 4°9463.8

    (Information in part from NLI catalogue: https://www.nli.org.il/he/manuscripts/NNL_ALEPH997007966690205171/NLI#$FL128464586.)

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  36. 186State documentPUL Islamic Manuscripts, Third Series no. 584e.29 (Michaelides 29)

    ASE NB: Michaelides 29 corresponds to image #43 at https://catalog.princeton.edu/catalog/9945255593506421.

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  37. 187Legal documentJRL A 960

    Binyamin and her husband Netanʾel b. Levi free the enslaved man Avraham/Ibrāhīm. (Information from Moshe Yagur.) 2) Document no. 5 at this link (http://notrikon.blogspot.com/2019/12/blog-post.html), a ketubba dating to Av 5671 AM = 1911 CE. 3) Possibly JRL SERIES A 534 (PGPID 28282), a geṭ which resembles the current document but does not preserve information about location and dating.

    1. ברביעי בשבת עשרה ימים לירח אדר שנת חמשת אלפים ושש מאות ושלשים
    2. ותשע לבריאת עולם למנין כאן במתא במבי דעל כיף ימא
    3. מותבה אנא סולי[מ]אן חיים [בן אלי]הו(?…

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  38. 188LetterT-S 8J21.22

    The writer recommends for support a visitor who is about to arrive in Fustat, Shelomo from Sijilmasa, presumably the bearer of the letter. The writer mentions his own visits to saints’ and prophets’ graves in Iraq, including that of Yeḥezqel, and his attendance at the majlis of Shemuʾel b.

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    1. עבדה אבו עלי בן עמתה
    2. עזרי מעם ייי עושה שמים וארץ
    3. אלחצרה אלסמיה אלאצליה אלנפיסה אלאגליה אטאל אללה בקאהא
    4. פי עולא אלמגד ואדאם פי אוגד עישא סמואתה…

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  39. 189Paraliterary textBodl. MS heb. d 65/40

    Transcription available here: https://maagarim.hebrew-academy.org.il/Pages/PMain.aspx?

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  40. 190Legal documentT-S NS 224.58

    The groom takes upon himself not to forbid his future wife to go and meet her parents and not to stop them from visiting her.

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  41. 191LetterHalper 393 + T-S 20.114

    Benveniste of Narbonne, in Dimyāṭ (Damietta), who visited Egypt around 1105, writing to Yehoshuaʿ b.

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    1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . אש . .
    2. . . . . . . . . עם גבורו[ת] . . . . אך . .
    3. . . . . . . . . צעדים העזר לשית לרגלים כדו
    4. . . . . …

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  42. 192LetterPER H 17.2

    Letter from a European Jew whose ship sank en route on his way to fulfill a vow to visit Jerusalem, and lost all his belongings by jettisoning.

    1. תפול נא תחינתי לפני קהל הקדוש המרחמים על אחיהם
    2. המחזיקים ידי נבוכים את צרתי וצערי אגיד לפניכם מה ש[גרמו
    3. לי בעוונותי הרבים נדרתי לילך לירושלים ונכנסתי…

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  43. 193Letterp. Heid. Hebr. 1

    III 42, and verso was edited by Werner Diem (https://www.apd.gwi.uni-muenchen.de/apd/show2.jsp?

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  44. 194LetterT-S AS 177.216

    A different version of this poem is cited several hundred years later by al-Itlīdī (17th c.) (https://shamela.ws/book/408/157): وصل الكتاب فلا عدمت أناملاً عنيت به حتى تضوع طيبا ففضضته وقرأته، فوجدته لخفي أوجاع القلوب طبيبا فكأن موسى قد أعيد لأمه أو ثوب يوسف قد أتى يعقوبا — this verse is very close to the second verse in the Geniza letter: "(Your letter arriving) was as if Moses had been returned to his mother, or the garment of Joseph to Jacob."

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  45. 195Legal documentT-S AS 151.259

    Containing prenuptial conditions for a marriage, including that the wife will not be able to go out without the husband's consent, except for one day a week for 'visiting' (iftiqād). His employment will be in Cairo.

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  46. 196LetterT-S 10J15.15

    Be vigilant in all things before you enter into them." The next sentence is difficult; Gil marks his translation as doubtful and suggests that Ismāʿīl is exhorting his son to be careful about whom he puts his trust in. […] On verso in line 2, he mentions the arrival of some letters ḍabāratan, in a bundle or a file, possibly one pierced and loosely bound with string (on which see this short lecture by Marina Rustow https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1nMtoEDbmc).

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    1. קד כאתבך ר נהראי אדאם אללה ע[זה] פי מא בקי לנא במצר וקד אעלמתך איש הו אן לם יקר לי עלי שי

    2. או אעמל עלי טלועי [     ] בל אנה יטלע ללמדינה ולא…

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    1. כתב לך כבר ר' נהוראי, יתמיד אלוהים את גדולתו, על מה שנותר לנו בפסטאט, והודעתיך מה הוא, וכי לא הצלחתי כלום
    2. או שמא אסדר לעלות (לפסטאט) .... אלא …

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  47. 197LetterT-S 10J9.25

    Yishay is mentioned as ‘head of the communities’ and he is also called ‘faithful of the yeshiva'. This Mevasser visited Ramla and received writings from Natan for his followers. […] According to his statements, he enjoyed notable success in Ramla. The authorities were pressed lest they agreed to the demands of Shelomo b.

    1. [ ישא] זקננו ידיד הישיבה שלום רב ממנו ומכל בני [ישיבתנו]
    2. הנסמכים אלינו וידע כי שלום אנחנו מודים לאל כי טוב ומודיעים
    3. כי כמה פעמים כתבנו אל גדולנו ידי…

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  48. 198LetterBL OR 5542.20

    He has also been suffering from an illness that affected his hip (wark). Those who visited him 'frightened' him (by despairing of his health).

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    1. תקדם כתאבי למולאי אלרב גדול הישיבה [אטאל אללה בקאה ואדאם]
    2. עזה ותאידה ונעמאה באלהנא באלמועד אל[קאדם אעאדה אללה עליה]
    3. שנים רבות שש ושמיח תם סאלת…

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    1. (2−1) אדוני הרב גדול הישיבה, ייתן לך אלוהים אריכות ימים ויתמיד את גדולתך ואת עזרתו לך ואת חסדיו לך, כתבתי לך לפני כן מכתב ברכה למועד שלקראתנו,…

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  49. 199LetterBodl. MS heb. d 65/5

    The writer traveled to Qabes after visiting Barqa, Tripoli (Libya), and Qayrawan (Ifrīqiya).

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    1. כתאבי יאשיכי וסידי אטאל אללה בקאך וחאטך ווקאך ומן תופיקה [לא אכלאך] מן קאבס מסתהל שהר שבט 
    2. ערפנא אללה ואיאך ברכתה וכל ישראל ען שוק שדיד אליך ו…

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    1. אני כותב, אדוני ורבי, ייתן לך אלוהים אריכות ימים ויגן וישמור עליך ואל ימנע ממך הצלחה, מקאבס, בראש חודש שבט,
    2. יראה אלהים לנו ולך ולכל ישראל את ב…

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  50. 200LetterT-S NS 125.103

    The writer mentions visiting Ḥamā (kunt batnazzal ilā Ḥamā); reports that he/she now has three daughters; sends regards to a brother and conveys Ḥamāma's regards as well.

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