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T-S AS 153.218
Philosophical work comparing the prophecy of Moshe to other prophets. Information from Sarah Stroumsa's transcription and notes.
T-S AS 153.219
Accounts in Judaeo-Arabic and Greek/Coptic numerals.
T-S AS 153.22
Draft(s) of a short letter in which the sender states his intention to go to Fusṭāṭ - but he is having financial problems and may be asking for money. (Information in part from CUDL.)
T-S AS 153.220
Philosophical work on good and evil deeds and God's transcendence. Information from Nahum Steinberg's transcription and notes.
T-S AS 153.221
Probably a fragment of a get (bill of divorce) for a certain Yaḥyā.
T-S AS 153.222
Recto: family letter addressed to Sarah, daughter of the elder Maymūn, mentioning Sarah’s cousin, the mother of the writer, Mūsā the ugly (al-kāfūsh) and Isaac the cantor. Verso: address and another letter in a different script; probably the reply or the preceding letter ‘from your sister’ Sarah. (Information from CUDL)
T-S AS 153.223
Fragment containing Hebrew pious phrases and biblical quotations. Perhaps notes for a eulogy?
T-S AS 153.224
Small fragment of a legal document, probably.
T-S AS 153.225
Much damaged and faded letter. Alexandria is mentioned. Barely legible.
T-S AS 153.226
Legal query sent to the Judge Anaṭoli about a debt. In the hand of Berakhot b. Shemuel. See Mordechai Akiva Friedman, "Responsa of Abraham Maimonides on a Debtor's Travails," in Genizah Research after Ninety Years – The Case of Judaeo-Arabic, ed. J. Blau & S. C. Reif, Cambridge 1992, pp. 82–92. (AA)
T-S AS 153.226
See PGP 20944
T-S AS 153.227
Unidentified document in late Hebrew script. Mentions Miṣrayim (Fustat/Cairo).
T-S AS 153.228
Fragment of a bifolio containing a letter or legal declaration in Judaeo-Arabic. It has to do with asserting the rights of a muqaddam (Jewish communal leader) and how the community will not oppose him. Names Ibrāhīm b. ʿUthmān and his son.
T-S AS 153.229
Bottom part from a letter or a draft, or just a pen trial - the page is empty besides this address. The phrase המצב הגדול מושב הדרת הנגידות. Probably Mahalla al-Kabira is intended. it seems from this address that the Nagid use to sit there, but it is out of context and might be only a pen trial. AA
T-S AS 153.23
Letter fragment in Judaeo-Arabic. Rudimentary hand. The portion preserved here consists of blessings and longing.
T-S AS 153.230
Accounts with European numerals, mentioning names such as Moshe, Yosef, Shemuʾel and David. (Information from CUDL)
T-S AS 153.231
Few words from the top part of a legal deed.
T-S AS 153.232
Probably a fragment from a letter. [...] b. Aharon is mentioned and also the staying of the writer in Fustat during Shavu'ot holiday.
T-S AS 153.233
Recto: legal document in the hand of Ḥalfon b. Menashshe, dealing with business matters. Verso: badly rubbed and illegible. (Information from CUDL)
T-S AS 153.234
Minute fragment probably from a book list. Tractates Yebamot and Qiddushin are mentioned.