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Recipes in Judaeo-Arabic and Hebrew. "Number of lines varies according to content; text breaks in fols. 1-3 denoted by three puncti; 1r remedies extracted from …
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Recipes in Arabic script. Verso (see separate record) contains a table giving the correspondences between Greek/Coptic numerals and letters of the Arabic alphabet.
Recipes. In Ladino and Hebrew. Some medical, some not. Some headed "secreto."
Folio from a Judaeo-Arabic medical treatise, giving several recipes.
Ink recipes. In Arabic script. One uses red anemones (shaqā'iq al-nuʿmān, Anemone coronaria). This work may be derivative of عمدة الكتّاب وعدة ذوي الألباب, which …
Literary. Medical recipes in Judaeo-Arabic and Hebrew, including one for how to fatten onself. Dating: Late, based on the hand. "Fol. 1r, under the heading …
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Recipes in Judaeo-Arabic. Alchemical: dhahab kāmil in shā' allāh.
Recipes in Hebrew with some Ladino mixed in.
Letter, probably. Looks like a draft of a letter of appeal in Hebrew, with only formulaic phrases. In the margins and all over verso, there …
Medical recipes. In Judaeo-Arabic. The hand is probably known.
Recipes, probably medical or alchemical, in Arabic script, accompanied with pious invocations and some magical characters.
Bifolium. Two of the pages contain rhyming and/or poetic Hebrew text, calligraphically written. Apparently the colophon to the book this used to belong to. It …
Literary text in Judaeo-Arabic. Giving alchemical recipes, occult correspondences between celestial objects and metals (called ʿaqāqīr), and handy recipes for getting stains, e.g. saffron stains, …
Notebook of a merchant and/or druggist. Bifolium from what was probably a larger notebook. Dating: Unknown. Catalogued as 16th century. A date is given at …
Medical text. Dating: post-10th century, based on the physicians cited within the document. Contains descriptions of the health benefits and medical uses of different fruits--such …
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There are people who dry apricots and soak them in cold water and drink that water on an empty stomach for cooling and quenching. And…
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