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Ketubba fragment. The groom is named Ghālib.
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Fragment from a ketubah, containing the dowry section, written by Yosef b. Shemuel Halevi. AA
Fragment of a ketubba. In the hand of Yosef b. Shemuel b. Seʿadya ha-Levi. After 1176 based on the appearance of the Immersion stipulation.
Tiny fragment from the beginning of a ketubba. Dated: Wednesday, 1[.]5[.] Seleucid. Very little else is preserved.
Minute fragment, probably from a ketubah.
Small fragment from the beginning of a ketubah, 16th century. The groom name is Ishaq. AA
Minute fragment, only few words preserved (one appears to be from the dowry list), probably from a ketubah. AA
Small fragment from the beginning of a ketubba. Few words preserved. The groom is Yosef b. Neḥemya (נחמיא). AA
Small and faded fragment from a ketubah.
Two words from an opening of a ketubah
Small fragment from a ketubba. It is not the bride's first marriage.
Damaged fragment from a ketubah.
Fragment of a ketubah.
Tiny and damaged fragment from a ketubah containing an immersion stipulation, so can be dated from 1176 onward. AA
Small fragment from a ketubah. AA
Minute fragment from a ketubah.
Minute fragment, probably from a ketubah. AA
Minute fragment from a ketubah of a widow bride. AA
Fragment from a Ketubah.
Minute fragment from a ketubah from Cairo. The name Berakhot- the bride's or groom's father- is mentioned. AA
Small and much damaged fragment from a ketubah. Contains the immersion clause so can be dated to 1176 onwards. AA
Fragment from a ketubah, probably a replacement for a lost one. Contains the immersion clause so can be dated to 1176 onwards. AA
Minute fragment from the top of a ketubah, contains few letters from the opening blessings. AA
King and narrow, much damaged, strip from what seems to be a remains of a ketubah (based on the word נדוניא). AA
Top line from a ketubah contains blessings.
Two fragments from a 13th century ketubba.
Damaged and torn, only a few words remain, but seems to be from a ketubbah. AA
Damaged fragment from a ketubah. The groom named Yosef.
Much damaged fragment from a ketubah.
Small fragment probably from the bottom of a ketubah. The bride name is Sarura. AA
Small fragment from a ketubah, probably written by Yosef b. Shemu'el Halevi. AA
Minute fragment from a ketuba. The groom's name is probably Shelomo.
Small fragment of a dowry list, probably from a ketubah. AA
Small fragment from a ketubah.
Fragment from the top of a ketubah.
Small fragment from a ketubah
Fragment from the top part of a ketubba. Dating: 12th century. Looks like the handwriting of Mevorakh b. Natan.
Minute fragment, probably from a ketubah. The word גביה might belong to the monogamy clause.
Fragment of a ketubba from Fustat probably from the year [13]93 = 1081/82 CE.
Marriage contract, small fragment. Location: Fustat. Bride: [...] bt. Avraham. In Aramaic.
Small fragment from a ketubah? - needs examination. No image
Legal document. Ketubba. Dating: early 11th century. Bride: Dalāl. Early marriage payment: 30 dinars. (Information from Goitein’s index card and CUDL.)
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Small fragment from the beginning of a ketubba from Fustat. No identifying information remains.
The end of a ketubba. There is some sort of reshut clause at the end of the document, invoking Rosh Galutenu ... Nagidenu. . . …
Much damaged, rubbed and faded ketubah written by Yosef b. Shemuʾel Halevi (Date: ca. 1180-1210) . AA
Ketubba fragment. The groom may be named Namir (the word after וקבל עלוהי). The bride's is [...] bt. Tamim ha-Zaqen ha-Rofe. The wife's earnings will …
Ketubba, very damaged. Names and date are faded. At top is the reshut formula of one of Maimonides' descendants. The hand seems to be identical …