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Two words from an opening of a ketubah
אין רשומות קשורות
Court record written by Shemuel b. Avṭalyon (active in Fustat ca. 1007–55). Dealing with a dispute between Yeshuʿa b. Ghulayb ha-Kohen and Yoshiyya b. Maymūn. …
2 תעתוקים דיון אחד
Left lower corner of a will from Fustat. The elder daughter is in charge of the partitioning of the house. The dying man says that …
תעתוק אחד דיון אחד
Small fragment from a formulary for a bill of release, in the hand of Hillel b. ʿEli (fl. 1066–1108 CE). AA
Recto: Text of an oath to be taken in court. There are several distinct text blocks. Merits examination. Verso: Halakhic discussion on inheritance and divorce, …
דיון אחד
Small fragment of a legal document mentioning the elder Modaʿ (an unusual name also found in ENA 4011.40, T-S 13J2.10, and T-S 13J2.13). (Information in …
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תעתוק אחד תרגום אחד
Legal record (#119) in a court register/pinqas from a Karaite beit din in Cairo (on f. 39r of Yevr.-Arab. I 328). Location: Cairo. Dated: Av …
תעתוק אחד
Secondary use: Draft of a legal document. Dating: shortly after 1055 CE, based on the dating of the earlier use. Concerning a debt owed by …
Recto: Qaraite betrothal (erusin) document. Location: Fusṭāṭ. Dated: Thursday, 11 Kislev 1360 = 20 November 1048 CE. Groom: Maḥfūẓ b. Menaḥem. Bride: Fāḍila bt. Avraham …
Page from a book of legal formulas contains a will, Ketubah for widow or divorced and for remarriage (מחזיר גרושתו) and a deed of prozbol …
Small fragment of a legal document, probably. Thin vertical strip preserving the first word (or few letters) of each line. Cut into a vertical strip …
Fragment from the bottom of a legal document in the hand of Natan b. Shemuʾel. Yehuda b. Shelomo ha-Sofer is one of the witnesses. Mentions …
One side: lower left corner of a deed of sale in Arabic script. Dated: Ramaḍān [...]. The other side: upper left corner of a letter …
Bill of divorce. Location: Fustat. Dated: Thursday, 3 Kislev 1391 Seleucid = 31 October 1079 CE. Husband: Shelomo b. Avraham. Wife: Yamān bt. Avraham. Signed …
Court record in the hand of Avraham b. Natan. Location: Fustat. Dated: 24 Elul, year missing. (A prior description suggested that it is dated Elul …
Small fragment of a legal document, mentioning a certain Shela. (Information in part from CUDL.)
Karaite bill of divorce (get). Dated 16 Sivan 5392 AM (1632 CE). The divorced couple are named as: Yiṣḥaq b. Shemuʾel known as Ibn al-Bardī …
Recto: document, mentioning names such as Yosef, Abū ʿAlī and Shemuel. Verso: Arabic document with Judaeo-Arabic jottings. (Information from CUDL.)
Receipt written and signed by Natan b. Shelomo ha-Kohen, documenting that Abū Naṣr al-ʿAṭṭār received from the court 19 triple-weave (muthallath) garments, as set forth …
Legal discussion on the collection of the ketubah money - needs examination. Image not available
Minute fragment from the bottom part of a legal deed written by Halfon b. Menashshe Halevi under the authority of Masliah Gaon, with a partial …
Secondary use: Inventory of possessions in Judaeo-Arabic, for legal purposes. The lists are arranged in columns on each side. Mentions "with his deceased brother." On …
Legal document; vertical strip of parchment. Location: probably Fustat. Dating: [14]5[.] Seleucid under the authority of the Nagid [Shemuel b. Ḥananya]. Mentioning Ḥalfon the cantor; …
Recto: Legal document. Likely in the hand of Eliyyahu the Judge. Involves Yefet and al-Bahāʾ(?). Verso: Legal document likely in the hand of Shelomo b. …
Responsum concerning someone who had left his possessions with his brother, who subsequently died and the possessions went to his heirs. On recto there is …
Legal document in the hand of Natan b. Shemuel. Dated: Nisan 1456 Seleucid, which is 1145 CE. Abū l-Ḥajjāj Yosef b. Elʿazar (Rabbenu Elʿazar ha-Rav …
Bill of divorce. Draft and clean copy on the same page. Written and signed by ʿEli b. ʿAmram. Location: Fustat. Dated: Wednesday, 13 Ṭevet 1374 …
Legal document. In Hebrew. Dated: Wednesday, 23 Tammuz 1837 Seleucid = 932 Hijri, which is July 1526 CE. It lays out the settlement of at …
Legal text in Arabic script, discussing sales. Seems to be a literary text discussing legal matters rather than an actual legal document.
Top of a deed of acknowledgement (iqrār). In Arabic script. Mentions a property across from the synagogue. At least one name is preserved in the …
Legal testimony. Signed and scribed by Yaʿaqov Griyani. Also witnessed by Yiṣḥaq b. Binyamin b. Shoshin. Location: Cairo. Dated: Thursday 3 Tishrei 5370 AM, which …
Legal document. Dated: Sunday, 23 Av 1402 Sel. (10 August 1091). Testimony confirming that a freedwoman named Mubāraka, originally from the lands of Rūm (Byzantium), …
תעתוק אחד תרגום אחד דיון אחד
Legal documents from 17th century Egypt, regarding a widow named Riqa (ריקא), the daughter of Ḥanan She'eltiel. The document on the verso is dated 3 …
Ottoman-era legal document, in Arabic script. Dated Jumādā II 1245 AH which is 1829 CE. Rental receipt for a shop in the Jewish neighborhood (ḥārat …
Legal document, in Arabic script. A rental agreement regarding a property in Fusṭāṭ between Bū l-Faraj al-Ḥanīzī (?) and Bū Naṣr b. Khalaf al-Isrāʾīlī. The …
Small fragment of a legal document; no details preserved but part of the volition clause is legible.
Legal document, small fragment. In the hand of Ḥalfon b. Menashshe (1100-1138 CE).
Legal record (#30) in a court register/pinqas from a Rabbanite beit din in Cairo (on f. 8r of BL OR 6356). In Hebrew. Location: Cairo. …
:(Documents 30-32) Folio 8r
Ottoman-era legal document, in Arabic script. An acknowledgement. The banker/money exchanger (ṣārrāf) Mūsā al-Yahūdī gave back the possession of a caravanserai (wikāla) and paid its …
Minute fragment from a legal deed written by Halfon b. Menashshe Halevi (1100-1138 CE).