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Verso (original use): Fatimid petition, probably, with typical blessings for the caliph: Excerpts: ولنا من سيدنا الـ[. . .] . .. ابائه الطاهرين وابنائه الاكرمين
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State document, small fragment. Written in enormous script, which seems most suited to a decree except that the formula bears resemblance to standard petition formula …
תעתוק אחד
Tax receipt, or possibly credit instrument? Contains an ʿalāma at the upper right, maybe, and a jahbadh signature at the bottom. Also contains the glyph, …
Recto: Official letter in Arabic script. Portions of 7 lines are preserved. On verso there is an inscription in enormous Hebrew letters (אלקדר יצ...) flanked …
Recto: Petition, fragment. Perhaps involving the plunder and occupation of a house (....al-bayt wa-nahabū... ikhrājuhum ʿanhu... fa-mā li-l-mamlūk illā marāḥim al-mawlā...). The form of the …
Fiscal account recording amounts by month.
Fatimid state document. Report to al-Malik al-Afḍal from al-thaghr al-maḥrūs (probably Tyre). Ca. 1108 CE. Related fragments are as follows (the clusters are defined based …
Capitation tax receipt. For Eliyya b. Yehuda(?). Needs examination.
Recto: Fragments of two lines of a grand state document, perhaps a decree. The word ملاحظتك is discernible.
Official looking accounts in Arabic script. Listing names and quantities, presumably of money.
Fiscal document, in Arabic script, bottom part of the fragment. Refers to a sum of 70 dinars. The document is dated Muḥarram 487 H and …
Probably an Ikhshīdid fiscal document. See T-S NS 139.65 (PGPID 23643), belonging to the same Hebrew reuse). Mentions dates, sums of money, and names such …
Record of a state document in Arabic script, codex format. It must have spanned at least three folios in its original form; only one folio …
Fiscal order requesting the registration of an expenditure (?) in the Fatimid dīwān al-majlis (privy council). Written in five (?) different hands, reflecting a complex …
תעתוק אחד תרגום אחד
Original use: Fiscal account in Arabic script, mentioning wheat and various districts and an ʿāmil. Needs examination.
Verso (original use): Fragment of official/state correspondence, probably. The ends of 3 lines are preserved and parts of 2 more lines. Mentions a village/estate (ḍayʿa) …
Mirror-image imprint of a tax receipt, probably from a nearby fragment.
Possibly an official receipt, or simply a private account.
State document, in Arabic script. Probably a decree, in an elegant chancery script. Reused for a Hebrew literary text on recto.
Small fragment of a state document, likely a decree: ـد من فتى مولانا وسيدنا الا[مر(؟) Reused for a Judaeo-Arabic text discussing principles of Jewish conduct …
Receipt for the capitation tax in Fustat of Yūsuf b. [...]. Needs examination for details.
A fragmentary line of a widely spaced Arabic text (probably a decree) visible in the left margin; the document was recycled to copy a biblical …
Fragment of an Arabic state document. One line is partially preserved with two more words on the line underneath. Fiscal account? The word at lower …
Receipt for the capitation tax in Fustat of Bū l-Ḥasan b. [...] the Jewish silk trader for the year 525 AH.
Two different state documents, in Arabic script, glued together to form one Hebrew literary document. Reused by the same Hebrew scribe as T-S NS 111.63 …
Petition. In large Arabic script, wide space between the lines, in a chancery hand. This is a small fragment from the lower right corner of …
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Verso: Remnants of an official Arabic document with wide line spacing. Mentions witnesses and an agent. Legible words: وقال . . . الشاهدين شهادته انه …
דיון אחד
State document, in Arabic script. Heavily blurred. The left halves of 7 lines are preserved (which seem to comprise the entire document). Opens with formulaic …
Small, official-looking receipt in Arabic script for Mubārak [...]. Unclear what for. Needs examination.
Bottom of a state document, with a beautiful ṣalwala and ḥamdala. Only a few words from the original document are preserved. Reused for Hebrew piyyuṭ.
Tax receipt of some sort for Abū l-Riḍā b. Yūsuf. Trigger: ṣaḥḥ. Needs further examination.
Recto: Ayyubid or Mamluk-era fiscal account. In Arabic script. Extremely neat and well-preserved. Mentions Dār al-Malik al-Muẓaffar and al-Malik al-Ṣāliḥ. Needs examination.
Probably a state document, but the specific genre and purpose are unclear. There are multiple distinct entries on both recto and verso, with a lot …
Petition from Ṣāliḥ al-Khaybārī, a Jew from the community of Baghdad, to the Fatimid amīr Tāj al-Dawla. In Arabic script. Ṣāliḥ petitions regarding a miserable …
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Fiscal account in Arabic script. One section is headed "māl al-jawālī" (revenue from the capitation tax). Reused for Hebrew jottings.
State document, in Arabic script. A jarīda. A lot is preserved on both recto and verso, but very difficult to read, mentions "kharaja al-amr al-ʿālī …
State document, in Arabic script. 5 partially faded lines in chancery script are visible. Reused for bookbinding. Needs examination.
Possibly a fiscal document regarding a land survey. Dated: 530 H = 1135/36 CE. Mentions in the right column names such as ʿAbd al-Raḥmān al-Muʿallim, …
Fiscal document. Challenging to read. May mention sugar. Needs examination.
Likely a fragment of a fiscal account. There are four text blocks arranged in a grid, each headed by the name of a person written …
Tax receipt, Fatimid.
Fragment of a state document in Arabic script: "kharaja... mablagh... al-mustakhdamīn..."
Bifolio from a small fiscal register in codex form. Three of the four pages each contain a distinct document/entry, beginning with the trigger "balagha." Presumably …
Petition, probably. In Arabic script. Addressed to a lower official requesting to summon some people. Portions of 5-6 lines are preserved. Refers to agents, a …
State document, in Arabic script. A report to an official: Shujāʿ al-Dawla Bū Faḍl Ziyāda regarding issues pertaining to Abshīsh and Ṭamlay.
Six small fragments with Arabic. One of them is state related and seems to say "māl al-dīwān al-dīwān" which is probably not right.
State document, in Arabic script. A decree concerning the monks at Mt. Sinai. The vizier Ṭalāʾiʿ orders the amīr ʿIzz al-Mulk Saʿd al-Dawla wa-Fārisuhā, governor …
State document(s), likely Ayyubid. Recto might be headed "tawqīʿ" and may grant someone the right to engage in business with the price of shipping something …