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Letter in Judaeo-Arabic. Rudimentary hand and spellings. Fully preserved but the content is obscure. The sender is upset about some misunderstanding involving a collection (jibāya). …
Letter fragment in Judaeo-Arabic addressed to Eliyyahu the Judge. The sender complains that people are “opposing me by submitting responsa to the head of the …
Recto: Informal note in Judaeo-Arabic. The sender says that the addressee sent the wrong copy (nuskha) of a liturgical text, but it's for the better, …
Letter, or perhaps an especially narrative-heavy legal document. In Judaeo-Arabic. In the hand of Shemuel b. Seʿadya. Mentions silk. Mentions Minyat Ghamr at least twice. …
Letter from a man, probably in Damietta, to his mother, in Fustat. In Judaeo-Arabic, with the address in Arabic script. To be sent to the …
Letter in Arabic script. Probably commercial. Needs examination. Reused on verso for Megillat Esther-related text in Hebrew.
Letter from Mūsā, in Damīra, to Abū l-Faraj al-[...]. In Judaeo-Arabic. The sender, an absent husband, reprimands his wifeʼs family for accusing him publicly of …
Commercial letter. In Judaeo-Arabic. Addressed to [...] b. Dāʾūd. Dating: 11th century. Damaged and faded. Mentions ships; the government; the sender's distress about something; the …
Petition from Abū ʿImrān, probably in Bilbays. In Judaeo-Arabic. Dating: Probably 13th century. The document concerns Abū l-ʿIzz al-Qazzāz and Hibatallāh and a convoluted case …
Letter in Judaeo-Arabic. Dating: perhaps 15th or 16th century. The sender is probably in Istanbul (r10); also mentions Antalya and two other locations in the …
Letter from a father who has traveled away to his son at home. In Judaeo-Arabic and some Hebrew. Rudimentary hand and orthography, with many colloquialisms. …
Letter fragment in Judaeo-Arabic. The sender reports that his cousin (ibn khālatī) Berakhot has arrived and conveyed the news that the addressee came down with …
Fragment of a letter in Judaeo-Arabic, mostly about personal/family matters but also some business issues. The letter is probably from a man to his brother …
Personal letter in Judaeo-Arabic with some Hebrew. The sender's name may appear at lower left (al-mam[lūk] [...]). Discusses sending various things and conveys blessings for …
Recto: Draft of the beginning of a letter to Daniel b. ʿAzarya the exilarch. Verso: Praises for God in Arabic, with biblical verses in Hebrew …
Letter from Malkiel Ashkenazi to his brother Moses in Egypt. Family letter from Malkiel Ashkenazai fro Hebron (mid. 16th century) to his brother Moshe in …
Beginning of a letter from Yehuda b. Yoshiyya, a Nasi in Egypt during the second half of the twelfth century, to the judge Moshe b. …
Opening of a letter in poetic Hebrew to Ya'aqov b. Binyamin.
Verso: Letter fragment in Judaeo-Arabic. The beginnings of ~8 lines are preserved. Jottings in the margins. Using the language of a petition, possibly a letter …
Letter fragment to a distinguished person (ha-rav ha-gadol rosh ha-seder yeḥid ha-dor), perhaps the Nagid. In Hebrew. Wide line spacing. Mentions "the three synagogues." Reused …
Verso: Formulaic phrases and blessings in Judaeo-Arabic from a letter for a dignitary.
Letter probably from Menashshe b. Yehoshuaʿ, in Tyre, to the ḥaver Abū l-Faraj Shemaʿya b. al-Faraj, in Jerusalem. See neighboring fragments. T-S NS 322.101–17 all …
Letter fragment in Judaeo-Arabic, with the address in Arabic script. In the same hand as the nearby fragments: probably Menashshe b. Yehoshuaʿ of Tyre to …
Letter fragment in Judaeo-Arabic, in the same hand as the nearby fragments: probably Menashshe b. Yehoshuaʿ of Tyre, mid-11th century. Needs examination for content.
Letter in Judaeo-Arabic, in the same hand as the nearby fragments: probably Menashshe b. Yehoshuaʿ of Tyre, mid-11th century. This is the lower right corner. …
Letter in Judaeo-Arabic, in the same hand as the nearby fragments: probably Menashshe b. Yehoshuaʿ of Tyre, mid-11th century. Needs examination for content.
Letter fragment probably in the hand of Menashshe b. Yehoshuaʿ of Tyre (see neighboring fragments).
Address of a letter. In Arabic script. Probably from Menashshe b. Yehoshuaʿ, in Tyre, to the ḥaver Abū l-Faraj Shemaʿya b. al-Faraj, in Jerusalem (see …
Letter fragment in Judaeo-Arabic. Same hand as many of the surrounding fragments: probably Menashshe b. Yehoshuaʿ of Tyre, mid-11th century.
Letter fragment in Judaeo-Arabic. Mentions R. Aharon and "the fourth" and "the third" (yeshiva titles?). T-S NS 322.101–17 all belong to the same dossier as …
Letter probably from Menashshe b. Yehoshuaʿ, in Tyre, to the ḥaver Abū l-Faraj Shemaʿya b. al-Faraj, in Jerusalem. In Arabic script. T-S NS 322.101–17 all …
Letter probably from Menashshe b. Yehoshuaʿ, in Tyre, to the ḥaver Abū l-Faraj Shemaʿya, in Jerusalem. In Judaeo-Arabic. T-S NS 322.101–17 all belong to the …
Letter probably from Menashshe b. Yehoshuaʿ, in Tyre, to the ḥaver Abū l-Faraj Shemaʿya, in Jerusalem. In Judaeo-Arabic with the address in Arabic script. Dating: …
Long vertical strip from a letter. Damaged. Only a couple words from each line are preserved. Involves financial dealings and mentions Sayyidnā: המקום יב . …
Minute fragment, barely any text left
Recto (secondary use): Note of gratitude to a notable. In Judaeo-Arabic. The addressee's father the ḥaver graciously met with the sender and said, "Open your …
Letter from Shemarya b. Aharon ha-Kohen the descendant of Eliyyahu ha-Kohen to Avraham b. Natan Av Bet Din (and his brothers Aḥiyya and Berekhya?). In …
Letter addressed to 'the noble rayyis' Abū Isḥāq Avraham b. Natan Av, in Fustat. Same addressee as T-S NS 322.134 + T-S NS 322.143. In …
Small fragment of a letter in Arabic. Faded. Mentions 'al-shaykh adāma ʿizzahū' and 'mawlāy'
Small fragment of a letter in Judaeo-Arabic (less likely a legal document).
A letter sent to the head of the community R. Yehuda, in the second half of the 16th century. The writer is complaining about Yehuda …
Letter from a father to a son. In Hebrew. Landscape format. Opens with expressions of longing and physical weakness (שלומך חמודי . . . . …
Small damaged and faded letter written on parchment. Only few words have survived.
Letter in Hebrew. Late. The writer is asking advice about payment of a debt.