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Fragment from a book of legal formularies. One is for a contract to appoint an agent to marry (leqadesh) a woman on one's behalf. Elegant, …
אין רשומות קשורות
Formularies for letters in Hebrew.
Formularies for legal documents. Late.
Eleven calligraphic pages from Hayya Gaon's Book of Formularies (not used in S. Assaf's edition, Jerusalem 1930). Information from Goitein's note card.
דיון אחד
Formulary for a power of attorney (wakāla).
Piyyutim, as well as divorce and marriage contract formulae from a Palestinian siddur with Judaeo-Arabic instructions (probably not the siddur of R. Nathan).The marriage formulae …
Legal formulary. Bifolium. One of the entries is headed, "The copy of the purchase of Abū l-A[frāḥ] of all of the Dār al-Dhahabī. The copy …
Legal formulary with instructions in Judaeo-Arabic, including the template for a bill of divorce.
Legal formulary, including templates for a deathbed will and for a release (meḥila)
Recto: Formulary for Judaeo-Arabic and Hebrew praises to an important person (peloni ben peloni) to be placed at the beginning of a letter. Verso: A …
Formularies for marriage-related legal documents (get, halitzah, yibbum). ASE.
Letter formularies, including a template for a son in Jerusalem writing to his mother. In Judaeo-Arabic.
Informal note in Judaeo-Arabic. The addressee, one Ibrāhīm, had asked the writer to copy out the "ṣadr" (in context probably meaning "protocol") of the letter …
Two forms for legal documents in Hebrew. On the other side is a grammatical treatise in Judaeo-Arabic.
Instructions for writing legal documents, in particular those dealing with debts, with formulaic examples in Hebrew and Judaeo-Arabic. (Information from CUDL)
Part of a leaf from a formulary (it refers to 'פלניתא בת פל and 'פל' בר פל). (Information from CUDL)
Fragment of a legal formulary.
Legal formulary. For a loan contract.
Bifolium from a book of legal formularies.
Letter; with citation from Isaiah 26:19. Might be a letter formulary, as it is headed "mukātaba" and contains no identifying details (at least in the …
Bifolium from the book of legal formularies of Hayya Gaon.
Monograph; formulary of legal documents, including the heading י״א שטר שכירות(?) דבאתי. (Deed of slae of a house) (info from FGP)
Letter formulary in Judaeo-Arabic, including instructions for writing to kings and viziers. Possibly a join with BL OR 10112B.12
Formulary for writing eloquent letters in Hebrew. Late hand.
Probably a formulary for writing Hebrew letters to important people. Fragment.
Bifolium from Saadya Gaon's Kitāb al-Shahāda wa-l-Wathā'iq. Information from FGP.
תעתוק אחד
Formulary for legal deeds, with quotations from responsa (frequent quotations of Binyamin Zeʾev - 16th century) followed by or with full description of the deed. …
Bifolium containing a legal formulary for a Geṭ Ḥaliẓa (release from levirate marriage).
Formulary for legal document or documents. Concerning disposition of property in contemplation of death, described as פיצוי זה. Information from Brody catalog.
Legal formularies (from the section dealing with marriage and divorce). On vellum.
Letter formulary in Judaeo-Arabic. Dating: Ottoman-era, probably. These are similar to the formulae used in the preponderance of Judaeo-Arabic letters in the Yevr.-Arab. II folder.
Legal formulary, mainly in Judaeo-Arabic.
Formulary for a marriage document. Dating: Catalogued as 17th or 18th century.
Book of legal formularies. In Aramaic and Hebrew.
Formulary for a ketubba. With some unusual clauses. Dated: 1393 Seleucid, which is 1081/82 CE. On verso there is Hebrew piyyuṭ. (Information from Friedman's edition.)
תעתוק אחד דיון אחד
Legal formularies relating to dowry procedure (i.e. "nedūnya" and "melūg" l. 2, recto). Line 3 on the recto mentions forty "peraḥīm" (flowers) a common Hebrew …
Verso: Formularies of Judaeo-Arabic letters, including several letters of condolence (one possibly for the death of a female slave) and a letter of friendship (ikhwāniyya), …
Fol. 4v bears 33 lines of a legal formulary for a bill of release (barā’a), drawn up in Fustat, but with date and names replaced …
Formulary for Hebrew letters. One of them is introduced "ṣadr kitāb." Originally from a larger volume, probably. The join was identified by Goitein.
Legal document? Probably from a book of legal formulas. Very damaged. Hebrew, Aramaic. AA
Formularies for marriage documents.
Kitāb al-Sheṭarot (the book of legal formularies) of Hayya Ga'on b. Sherira Ga'on. Per the Bodleian catalog, the copyist or owner is Yiṣḥaq b. Shemuel …
Recto: fragment from a legal manual or formulary discussing protocol for the writing of conditions attendant to a debt agreement, including procedure when a debt …
Formulary for a Karaite marriage document, edited by Judith Olszowy-Schlanger.
תעתוק אחד תרגום אחד
Letter(s) of condolence. In Judaeo-Arabic, in some places rhyming. Containing many blessings and standard formulae. In fact verso is headed "taʿziya" ("condolence"), so these are …
Formulary for a letter to an important person, probably late.
Formulary for a שטר מכירת חזקה. Late, probably belongs with Bodl. MS heb. d 66/100 and is therefore c.1750s.
Letter-writing formulary. In Judaeo-Arabic. Bifolium, containing many letter samples. There are also two lines in Arabic script.
Recto (secondary use): Hebrew formulary of an acknowledgment of a debt. Dated to the 11th century. (Information from Goitein's index cards.)
Letter to Tamim he-haver composed mostly of titles and formulaics. EMS Verso: Hebrew text of Leviticus 7:34-35 and 37 and 8:11-12. (Information from CUDL)