31745 records found
T-S AS 152.386
Minute fragment from a ketubba. Bride: Sitt al-Milāḥ. In the hand of Halfon b. Menashshe ha-Levi. Dated: 1442, 1443, 1448, or 1449 Seleucid, so 1130–32 or 1136–38 CE. AA. ASE.
T-S AS 152.387
Minute fragment. only few words, The hand appears to be Yosef b. Shemuel Halevi. AA
T-S AS 152.388
Minute fragment from a the end of a legal signed by Shelomo and David Halevi b. Ya'aqov. AA
T-S AS 152.389
Minute fragment from a ketubah, contains remnants of the dowry list. AA
T-S AS 152.39
Fragment from the end of a letter. Writer instructs the addressee to write to Abū l-Maʿā[nī]. Also mentions a daughter of the addressee and young man who is like a son to the writer, who the addressee is supposed to take care of and set him up for work. (Information from CUDL)
T-S AS 152.390
Beginning of a letter sent by a certain Menashshe b. [...]. (Information from CUDL)
T-S AS 152.391
Long and narrow strip from a ketubah. No further details are preserved. AA
T-S AS 152.392
Unidentified fragment with only traces of Arabic letters. (Information from CUDL.)
T-S AS 152.393
Small fragment (lower left corner) from a deed of manumission of a female slave. Only a few words are preserved, including part of a signature ([...]rya). AA
T-S AS 152.394
Only two words and few letters. Seems from a legal deed.
T-S AS 152.396
Minute fragment, probably from a ketubah. AA
T-S AS 152.399
Recto: Hebrew Bible (Psalms). Verso: letter. (Information from CUDL)
T-S AS 152.4
Letter in which a patient reports to his physician, describing his illness and asking for a prescription. Full translation by Goitein, Mediterranean Society, V, 105. "I[n Your name, O] M[erciful]. My lord, the chief physician Abu Rida. May your Excellency take notice that cold and heat have shaken me from Sunday until this hour. I cannot taste anything edible. Yesterday I rolled bread crumbs into two little balls, but after having eaten about a quarter ounce of bread, I hiccupped until midnight, and believed the hiccup would never stop. Then my soul desired a bit of fried cheese, but.... For three days more [the call of] nature has not come to me. Fever, headache, weakness, and shaking do not leave me all day long. Moreover, I cannot taste anything, not even lemon with sugar. I am also unable to give myself an enema. So, what do you prescribe for me? I drink very much water. May your well-being increase and never decrease. And Peace."
T-S AS 152.40
Letter requesting monetary assistance. Poetic Hebrew. 16th century (data from FGP).
T-S AS 152.400
Much damaged bill of divorce (get) from Fustat, [1]420 era of documents
T-S AS 152.401
Fragment from the top of a ketubah. from the date only [..]73 is preserved.
T-S AS 152.402
Legal document, minute fragment. Dark (presumably burned) and nearly illegible. Includes the phrase "אם חס ושלום" and mentions Sicily or Palermo (אלסקליה). AA. ASE.
T-S AS 152.403
List or accounts. (Information from CUDL)
T-S AS 152.405
Minute fragment from the top of a ketubah, contains few letters from the opening blessings. AA
T-S AS 152.406
Much damaged court record in Hebrew regarding commodities worth of 300 (dinars?). Might join with T-S AS 152.406