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Long late Hebrew letter. The writer is asking for more time to pay his debts?
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Small fragment from a late legal deed regarding payment. AA
A family letter, contains mostly regards from Avraham Sagish to his brother Moshe. 16th century. Published by A. David, Katedra 114, p. 67-68.
Fragment from a late letter in Hebrew
Late Hebrew letter. The writer described what he wrote in his former letters, to which he hasn't received any reply. AA
Fragment of an unknown nature. Could be literary text or a letter. Late. AA. Likely a letter since it includes praises for somebody ('the father …
Fragment from a poetic Hebrew letter. Late. AA
Small and damaged fragment, probably from a draft of a late legal deed.
Probably a court record in Hebrew. Late. Damaged and faded.
Much damaged late poetic Hebrew fragment, might be from a letter of appeal.
Probably a colophon on the name of Elazar Masliah
Fragment from the right part of a late letter. Only few words preserved in each line so the content is unclear.
Bill of partnership, torn at top and bottom, issued in the 16th century regarding production of wine. Four partners: Ya'aqov Ayu, Masʿūd b. Makhlūf, Manṣūr …
A letter from Yehuda Tirani to Shimshon b. Shemuel, 17th century. The writer is in a harsh financial situation and has difficulties to pay his …
Bill of release for part of a debt. Dated: 1 Av 5279 AM, which is 9 July 1519 CE. Location: Possibly Constantinople ("פה קוצטנטינה רבת …
Short note send from Egypt. The writer informing that he was taken to the house of the wali and from there to the judge, and …
Letter requesting monetary assistance. Poetic Hebrew. 16th century (data from FGP).
Short late Hebrew note addressed to Ovadiah regarding purchasing of an unidentified item. AA