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Numbers 7:89, calligraphic, with a doodle.
אין רשומות קשורות
Document in Arabic script. With a doodle in the margin. Needs examination.
Small fragment with Judaeo-Arabic and a small doodle on it. Very faded.
Bible verses in a rudimentary hand. Verso: doodle with ball and stick figures.
There is also a nice doodle.
Organized by parshiyot. Verso: Doodle of a knight on horseback. There may also be some Arabic text, crossed out.
Minute fragment of a badly damaged text in Hebrew script on verso, with a curious illustration or doodle on the recto. Requires further examination.
Minute fragment with a doodle or illustration of some kind on the recto.
Verso: Alphabetical jottings in Hebrew, a doodle, and "Hippocrates: ars longa vita brevis" (ابقراط: العمر قصير والصناعة طويلة).
There is additional text in Hebrew (late Sephardi hand) and a drawing or doodle on verso.
The designs may be a simple doodle or perhaps a weaver planning the design of a complex fabric.
There are many lines of Persian poetry cited, starting on page 9. There is a doodle of a tree on page 17. There are a few words in Latin script (French?)
Doodles.
Late Hebrew amulet, with doodles and using the disappearing-word technique
Small booklet partially filled with a halakhic discussion of qorbanot, partially filled with very involved doodles.
Letter in Ladino regarding payment issues. Copious doodles in the white space. (Information from CUDL.)
Medieval-era. Rudimentary hand. Doodles on verso.
Amulet for success and against the evil eye, complete with calligraphic angel names, line-and-stick doodles, a star of David, and a magic square on verso.
Verso: pen trials including various doodles. (Information from FGP and CUDL)
תעתוק אחד
Dating: Late 10th century. Doodles in the margins.
2 תעתוקים דיון אחד
Repartida en cinco cenas hecha por Franco S[...] del Le(?)." On verso there are doodles.
Verso contains an Arabic note along with doodles and sums.
Verses of Arabic poetry about absence from a beloved, copied on both recto and verso, accompanied by doodles. Pinholes in the margin match those of ENA 3948.5, suggesting both were sewn into a book binding or textile stiffener.
Verso: drawings of a spear-armed man hunting on horseback, with what appears to be a hunting dog ahead of him; doodles; Arabic jottings. (Information from CUDL)
Recto: Some sort of kabbalistic prayer, in multiple hands. At the bottom are doodles and jottings in Arabic and Hebrew. Verso: A couple lines of legalese, perhaps the beginning of a formulary of a legal document -- חזקה למי שהחזיק בחצר או בחנות.
There are additional pen trials/jottings in Arabic script, and two doodles of candelabras. Needs further examination.
Simples listed include clove, apricot, jujube, white lead, chicory, mastic, tamarind, liquorice, and sandal. Verso: jottings and doodles. (Information from CUDL.)
On verso some magical doodles and some names in Judaeo-Arabic: Kulayb, Sittūna, Thamna(?)
Above it there is a line in Aramaic from the beginning of a piyyut: ברשותא דמרי עלמא הוא אלהא רבא וגברא. On verso there are doodles and pen trials in Hebrew ("ערוך מקור") and in Spanish ("hun homen a poder en mançebos" = "a man has power over boys").
One part of it (verso) looks literary, with pen trials and doodles underneath. There is also a string of titles addressing someone (al-qurashī . . . al-ajall); preceded by "in this book" (في هذا الكتاب) and followed by "may God have mercy on whoever reads it" (رحم الله من قراه), then ṣalwala and ḥamdala; beneath this there are some drawings; and above this there is what looks like a signature in Arabic script ([...] the son of Ḥaydar the brother of the in-law of al-Ḥamawī Aḥmad [...].).
Underneath that, there are doodles including a decorated square containing a basmala and the name Abū Naṣr.
Someone has reused both recto and verso for small doodles. As of July 2025 this fragment is not conserved and can be seen only in Cambridge.
Shemarya ha-Shishi, Ṣedaqa ha-Levi, and ʿEli b. Peraḥya. There are doodles on verso. (Information in part from CUDL.)
דיון אחד
There are some curious doodles on verso. Information from Avraham David's edition.
Illustration of human figures on recto, possibly plants on verso.
Drawing of vines with fruits and leaves.
Recto: A private petition/letter in Arabic script from ʿAbdallāh b. Ṣāʿid to the son of al-Shaykh al-Thiqa, in Minyat Ziftā Jawād. Most of the addressee's …
תעתוק אחד תרגום אחד