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10801
View document detailsLetterT-S AS 201.208
Letter in Arabic script. Fragment (lower left corner). Sends regards to various people. Mentions that someone's son has "become a man" (l. 3). On verso …
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10802
View document detailsLetterT-S AS 201.211
Letter addressed to a dignitary (מושב שרינו, verso l. 4). In Judaeo-Arabic. It is exceedingly faded. The largest block of still-preserved text, at the bottom …
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10803
View document detailsLetterT-S AS 201.414
Letter in Judaeo-Arabic. Wide space between the lines. Communal/official. Mentions al-jamāʿa al-maḥrūsa. Not much else is preserved.
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10804
View document detailsLetterT-S AS 201.98
Family letter in Judaeo-Arabic. Dating: Late, probably no earlier than 14th century. Needs examination.
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10805
View document detailsLetterT-S K25.45
Letter from an unknown person to his or her father. In Judaeo-Arabic, with rudimentary handwriting and orthography. To be sent to the Muṣāṣa quarter of …
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10806
View document detailsLetterT-S K25.55
Letter from a certain Nissim to his sister. In Judaeo-Arabic. In an unusual format, with the lines downslanting rather than upslanting, and the left margin …
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10807
View document detailsLetterT-S AS 201.55
Letter in Ladino, probably. Needs examination.
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10808
View document detailsLetterT-S AS 201.8
Letter in Judaeo-Arabic. Fragment (upper right corner). Late.
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10809
View document detailsLetterT-S K25.61
Letter copies, probably writing exercises. In Judaeo-Arabic. Dating: 18th or 19th century. There are two main letters copied here, dealing with shipments of chests and …
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10810
LetterT-S K25.62
Note from a parent to a teacher. In Judaeo-Arabic. The text is quite clear, but it's difficult to figure out what the sender is trying …
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10811
LetterJRL SERIES P 310
Letter in Judaeo-Arabic, probably of a Maghribī trader of the 11th century. The last three lines are in a different ink and different hand. The …
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10812
View document detailsLetterBL OR 5544.13
Letter from Saʿīd Bardaʿ, possibly in Safed, to Daniel Cafsuto (דניאל קאפסוטו) and perhaps his son (? the word looks like ומשרתו) Shemuel Cafsuto. In …
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10813
View document detailsLetterT-S 12.723
Copy of a letter addressed to the Gaon R. Saadyah by a pupil of one of his disciples (only the concluding lengthy poem is preserved) …
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10814
LetterJRL SERIES P 1219
Letter from a certain Yehuda. Probably a Maghribī business letter of the 11th century. Small piece.
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10815
LetterJRL SERIES P 381
Note in Judaeo-Arabic conveying instructions about what to do with the quires and two dirhams. Prefaced with 7 lines of Hebrew (praises for the addressee?).
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10816
LetterENA NS 49.18
Bottom part of a letter in Judaeo-Arabic. Dating: no earlier than 1425 CE based on the mention of the currency ashrafī. Describing at length a …
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10817
LetterJRL SERIES P 878
Letter in Judaeo-Arabic. Dating: 11th or 12th century.The upper left corner is preserved, consisting mainly of formulaic content.
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10818
LetterJRL SERIES P 735
Letter in Judaeo-Arabic. On vellum. Difficult to figure out what it's about. Includes the idiom "[I don't] have two wings" (to fly to you?). Mentions …
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10819
LetterJRL SERIES G 18
Draft of the opening lines of a letter to the Nagid. Dating: Probably late 12th or early 13th century. The title al-Shaykh al-Makīn appears beneath. …
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10820
LetterJRL Gaster ar. 352
Letter addressed to Abū Saʿd. In Arabic script. The sender begs for an urgent loan of 5 dirhams, because he is sick. He will try …
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10821
LetterJRL Gaster ar. 490
Letter, probably. In Arabic script. The beginnings of 11 lines are preserved.
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10822
LetterJRL Gaster ar. 595
Informal note addressed to a certain Abū l-Rabīʿ. In Arabic script. Very faded. Apparently asking him to "send another five" (dirhams?) to a certain group …
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10823
LetterJRL Gaster ar. 601
Informal note addressed to Abū l-Faraj. Mainly in Arabic script, with several words in Hebrew (in Hebrew script). The sender is making a request concerning …
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10824
LetterJRL Gaster ar. 71
Letter fragment. In Arabic script, with a single word in Hebrew (ירושלים). The sender is urging the addressee ('my brother') to come immediately, as soon …
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10825
LetterJRL Gaster ar. 837
Letter in Arabic script. Small fragment, containing only a few words. Mentions Cairo (al-Qāhira al-Maḥrūsa).
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10826
View document detailsLetterT-S Misc.22.208.3 + T-S Misc.22.208.4
Letter from Daniel Cafsuto (aka Cassuto) and Shemuel Cafsuto (aka Cassuto) to a certain Saʿīd (or the son of Saʿīd), possibly Saʿīd Bardaʿ, in Fustat/Cairo. …
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10827
LetterJRL Gaster ar. 81
Recto: Letter(s) in Arabic script. These may be copies or model letters. Each seems to contain only the opening portion and consists mainly of formulaic …
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10828
LetterJRL Gaster ar. 78
Letter or petition (هذا الاعراض) addressed to an Ottoman official. In Arabic script. Dating: Probably 18th or 19th century. Deals with a family matter concerning …
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10829
View document detailsLetterT-S Ar.31.76
Two unrelated fragments. Fol. 1: Fragment (upper right corner) of a mercantile letter in Judaeo-Arabic. Dating: likely 12th century, and the hand is reminiscent of …
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10830
View document detailsLetterT-S Ar.34.278
Letter, probably. In Arabic script. 3 full lines are preserved, and portions of another ~8 lines. Needs examination.
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10831
View document detailsLetterT-S Ar.37.12
Letter in Judaeo-Arabic. Addressed to Abū l-Najm Hillel [...] al-Jawbarī (or al-Gharbarī?). Mentions the following: Hiba b. Yūsuf Ibn al-Baghla ("Son of the Female Mule"—evidently …
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10832
View document detailsLetterT-S NS 97.52
Letter in Judaeo-Arabic. Fragment (bottom half only). The sender is planning to travel to al-Shām the next day and he asks for money to cover …
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10833
LetterENA NS I.32
Verso: Letter addressed to ha-Kohen ha-Parnas. In Judaeo-Arabic. This is a recommendation letter or a request to help the bearer, a young man from Damascus. …
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10834
View document detailsLetterT-S 12.158
Recto: opening of a Hebrew letter, with much of the text illegible. The poetic opening is neatly arranged in two columns, with extended letters, and …
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10835
View document detailsLetterAIU VII.E.154
Fragment of a medieval letter in Judaeo-Arabic giving a detailed account of a legal case involving a husband and wife and her ketubba and sums …
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10836
LetterENA 2727.36
Letter in Judaeo-Arabic mentioning (perhaps addressed to) al-Shaykh al-Melammed Abū Saʿīd.
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10837
View document detailsLetterMoss. II,111.2
Small fragment from the beginning of a Judaeo-Arabic letter in the hand of Yehuda Ibn al-ʿAmmānī, probably in Alexandria, to Bū l-Majd (i.e., Meʾir b. …
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10838
LetterENA NS 65.9
Informal note. In Judaeo-Arabic. Giving instructions about transactions, involving a mould of cheese, a half-qadaḥ of rice, a chicken, sesame oil, the hire of a …
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10839
LetterENA NS 71.17
Letter in Arabic script. Faded/damaged. The format is unusual—could this be a formulary? The fifth line from the bottom reads, "Forgive me for my foolishness."
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10840
View document detailsLetterT-S Ar.42.202
Personal letter. In Arabic script. After complaining about the lack of responses, the substance of the letter begins around line 10. Al-Shaykh Ibrāhīm sent something …
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10841
LetterBodl. MS heb. b 3/31
Letter from an unknown writer, in Alexandria, to an unknown recipient, presumably in Fustat. In Judaeo-Arabic. Dating: written in mahzor 275, which spanned the years …
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10842
View document detailsLetterT-S Ar.42.210
Letter from Maḥmūd(?) to his cousins (awlād al-ʿamm). In Arabic script. Dated: beginning of Rabīʿ I 648 AH, which is June 1250 CE. The letter …
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10843
LetterMoss. II,140
Letter in Judaeo-Arabic the recipient of which is unknown, but this individual is referred to with an honorific form of address (l.2-3). The letter is …
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10844
View document detailsLetterT-S NS 292.13 + T-S NS 31.26
Letter in Judaeo-Arabic. Reminding the addressee to meet with somebody and ask him a question (or legal query?) and convey the response, whether it was …
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10845
LetterENA 4009.5
Two epistles addressed to Ḥasday ibn Shaprut (d. c. 970), the first from a notable of Bari, the second from Yehuda b. Yaʿaqov of Rome. …
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10846
View document detailsLetterMoss. II,114
Long letter in Hebrew, very faded. Byzantine hand? Probably an appeal for charity or other assistance. Needs further examination.
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10847
View document detailsLetterMoss. II,115.2A + Moss. II,115.2B
Small fragment of a letter from Ibrāhīm b. Nāḥūm to Bū l-Surūr, in Fustat. Mentions Abū Saʿd. Almost nothing else is preserved.
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10848
View document detailsLetterMoss. II,115.4
Small fragment of a letter.
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10849
LetterMoss. IV,15.2
Petition from ʿImrān b. Khalaf Gaon Maṣliaḥ b. Shelomo ha-Kohen. In the hand of Ḥalfon b. Menashshe ha-Levi. In which he claims he was "swindled" …
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10850
View document detailsLetterMoss. II,120.1 + Moss. II,120.2
Letter from a man to a notable, appealing for charitable assistance so that he can extend his stay in 'this place.'
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