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Circular letter from Maṣliaḥ Gaon to all the communities of the Rīf.
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Official Hebrew letter, perhaps a circular (עתה אחינו...). Wide space between the lines. Only a small piece of the original is preserved here, with no …
Circular addressed to 'all the congregations of our brothers of Israel who live in [...],' old and young and parnasim. Not much more is preserved.
Circular letter from the office of Maṣliaḥ Gaʾon. This fragment preserves the last few lines of his genealogy and the first three lines of the …
The opening of a circular letter for "all the cities of the Rīf" in the name of Moses Maimonides. BL OR 5533.1, T-S 12.238, and …
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Circular letter, fragment, by the Nagid Shemuel b. Hananyah. The format closely matches that of 12.238 and BL OR 5533.1 (circular letters by Maimonides). Only …
Circular letter written by Shelomo b. Eliyyahu, in Fustat. In Judaeo-Arabic Dating: Summer 1229 CE. Letter of recommendation for the bearer Ibrāhīm b. Ḥasan, a …
To the holy communities in Egypt, may they be saved and guarded and protected against all evil and fear surrounding them. May He fulfill throug…
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Circular letter, written in the hand of Mevorakh b. Natan, addressed to an unnamed community. After the opening salutations in Hebrew and Judaeo-Arabic, and praises …
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Letter fragment from the Yeshiva directed to 'all the communities of Israel in Palestine and in its fortresses, its town and villages...which have remained in …
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Circular by the Nagid Shemuel b. Ḥananya to all the authorities in the Rif to bring to court in Fusṭāṭ one Avraham b. Manṣūr who …
Letter probably from Shemuel b. Daniel b. ʿAzarya (the eldest brother of David b. Daniel). Describing his grief over his father's death. Dating: 1062 CE …