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View document detailsParaliterary textMoss. I,85
Megillat Miṣrayim
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View document detailsParaliterary textT-S Misc.36.200
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View document detailsParaliterary textT-S 16.389
Megillat Miṣrayim. This document's shelfmark used to be T-S NS 246.20.
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View document detailsParaliterary textT-S NS 299.183
Megillat Miṣrayim?
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Paraliterary textBodl. MS heb. e 98/54
Megillat Miṣrayim, composed by Shemuel ha-Shelishi b. Hoshaʿna during the reign of the caliph al-Ḥākim in 1012 CE. Ed. Yahalom and Katsumata, The Yotserot of …
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Paraliterary textBodl. MS heb. f 56/25–26
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View document detailsParaliterary textBL OR 5560A.5–6
Megillat Miṣrayim
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View document detailsParaliterary textENA 2865.28
Megillat Miṣrayim?
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Paraliterary textT-S 8J34.3
Copy of the Megillat Miṣrayim (an account of attacks on the Jews of Fusṭāṭ in 1011-1012 CE). (Information from CUDL.)
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View document detailsParaliterary textT-S Misc.35.5
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View document detailsParaliterary textENA 4096.a
Verso: Megillat Miṣrayim
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Paraliterary textT-S K6.134
Title page of the ‘Egyptian scroll’ (Megillat Miṣrayim), a historical poem composed by Shemuel ha-Shelishi b. Hoshaʿna in Egypt during the rule of the Fatimid …
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View document detailsLetterBL OR 5560A.1
Fragment of a letter in Hebrew. Dating: ca. 1011 CE. Mentions the deaths of Shemarya b. Elḥanan and the cantor Palṭiel, as well as the …
- [ ] אריכות ימים
- ] שנתים וחמ[ש]ה חדשים
- ] שליש מאת המלך מלך מצ ואמר אל
- ]ם כי הלך אל מערב וכי מבקש הון ואיננו
- שמ]רנו מכל הצרות האילו ואשוב אל מצ כדי שא…
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Paraliterary textT-S 8K10
Leaves from the ‘Egyptian Scroll’ (Megillat Miṣrayim), a poetic narrative that was read out in the synagogue to commemorate and give thanks for freedom from …
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