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Responsum in the hand of Ḥalfon b. Menashshe ha-Levi. Dealing with a lawsuit over loans. With citations from the Talmud. Mentions the names of the …
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Responsum draft. On the question whether a dead man continues to acquire merit and reject evil. (This is less whimsical than it sounds, e.g., if …
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Responsum? Small fragment from the bottom of the page, written by the hand of Menashshe b. Ya'aqov (1116-1132. Compare with DK 187, p. 6r, where …
Responsum. Long and narrow strip of paper, containing a responsum regarding the property of orphans. It seems that the ruling is not to deliver the …
Recto, with the continuation on verso: Halakhic discussion or responsa regarding the laws of oaths. The hand resembles that of Avraham b. Natan Av (early …
Damaged and faded fragment, probably from a responsum. The text is too fragmentary, but it seems it is dealing with payment of damage. AA
Responsum by HARID (R. Yish'aya di-Tirani 1165-1240), end of no. 93 in the printed edition (info by Simcha Emanuel, FGP)
Responsum on the type of vellum used for writing tefilin. Glick attributing the hand erroneously to Yosef b. Ya'aqov Rosh Haseder, but it is clearly …
Various Geonic responsa. (Information from CUDL)
Maimonides’ responsa to the sages of Lunel. Headings שאלה and תשובה. (Information from CUDL)
Responsum that deals with someone who, due to financial troubles, must move to another city to find work despite an explicit prohibition against it in …
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Recto: responsa in the hand of Yosef b. Yaʿaqov Rosh ha-Seder. Verso: Judaeo-Arabic poem and dirge also written by Yosef. (Information from CUDL)
Geonic responsa. (Information from CUDL)
Responsum of Hai Gaʾon; discussion of the dietary laws in Aramaic and Judaeo-Arabic; poem יודעי יגוני by Judah ha-Levi. (Information from CUDL)
Responsum; apparently sent to Abraham Maimonides; on verso Abū ʿAlī is mentioned. (Information from CUDL)
Responsum by Maimonides; apparently dealing with a debt owed to a non-Jew. (Information from CUDL)
Legal query to [... ha-Rav] ha-Gadol be-Yisraʾel concerning a mercantile transaction. Mentions the Dār al-Wakāla; a deal betwen two merchants; and how the merchandise was …
Legal query, addressed to Moses Maimonides. (Information from CUDL)
Large fragment of a responsum in which an older brother is described as 'simple, not a firstborn' which qualifications made his apparent claims invalid. (Information …
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Responsum of Elḥanan b. ha-Rav, citing Amos 3:10; Deuteronomy 32:47, with title on verso: מקאלה אלפהא אלחנן בן הרב פי מסאיל מלגמה למן מנע אלפקה. …
Responsum concerning theft, the status of the biblical prohibitions, and the punishment. Handwriting looks very similar to T-S AS 152.24 (PGPID 17737). (Information in part …
Legal query concerning an orphan girl. In Judaeo-Arabic. Dating: 13th century (the precise date can likely be established based on the references in the document). …
Part of a responsum explaining a case of inheritance, mentioning Qayrawan. (Information from CUDL)
Probably part of a responsum, mentioning the name [...] b. A[b]ishai. (Information from CUDL)
Responsum by [Shemuel] b. Ḥofni. In Hebrew. Regarding a partnership.
Responsa, Miscellaneous; recto: unidentified Judaeo-Arabic text; verso: geonic responsum concerning a bailee who attempts to cheat the depositors heirs (Hebrew + Aramaic). (Info from FGP)
Fragment from a responsum dealing with matters of betrothal. The fragment was written by the same scribe who wrote AIU D 75 which is a …
Legal query with responsum. Concerning tefillin. Late. Striking signatures.
Recto: Legal query regarding a man who made many vows and repented of them. Verso: Appears to be the writer's notes more general notes to …
Responsum of Daniel b. Azarya about a dispute between men named Avraham and Yaʿaqov.
Responsum of a gaon, copied into a literary compilation.
Query and response in the hand of Efrayim b. Shemarya, who was the leader of the Jerusalem congregation in Fustat between 1007 and 1050. Bareket …
Responsa. One query on the Meaning of the words תשבץ and שש. The answer did not survived. On recto a discussion on the difference between …
Recto: Probably a legal query. Verso: The responsum? A discussion based on rabbinic literature. Damaged
Responsa on the writing of legal documents and forbidden wine (יין נסך). (Information from CUDL)
A responsum dealing with partnerships. (Information from CUDL)
Responsum written in the hand of Efrayim b. Shemarya. (Information from CUDL)
Responsum dealing with the collection of debts, the marriage contract and dowry. (Information from CUDL)
Recto: Two legal queries addressed to a certain Efrayim. In the first, Reuven claims that Shimon owes him money but that he has lost the …
Halakhic discussion about the responsibility for fire damage, probably from a geonic responsum. The leaf is blank on verso, and, given the layout of the …
Responsum regarding the scoring of parchment (שירטוט) for Torah scrolls and mezuzot.
Fragment of an answer by the Sura Gaon, likely a general question from the Babylonian Talmud rather than an answer to a specific question from …
Responsum, including financial matters relating to inheritance and to purchasing property. (Information from CUDL)
Collection of Geonic responsa, in the same hand as T-S 16.99, T-S G2.29, T-S 12.169, and T-S 16.310. (Information from CUDL)
Geʾonic responsa, including discussion of the laws of inheritance. (Information from CUDL)
Geʾonic responsa. (Information from CUDL)
Responsum quoting Ishaq al-Fasi (1013-1103), among other Spanish and Andalusian religious authorities. (Information from Goitein's index cards)
Letter addressed to a jurisconsult, containing six questions with the answers on the reverse side. One of the questions deals with a father who died …
Recto: Geonic (?) responsum regarding two orphans who claim property their father had entrusted to another. Verso is barely legible, but seems to be a …