16354 records found
T-S AS 147.278
Opening line of a legal document. (Information from CUDL)
T-S AS 147.279
Very damaged fragment of a legal document
T-S AS 147.28
Bill of lading by Nahray b. Nissim specifying goods sent from the Maghreb and Sicily to Egypt, mainly textiles and silk. (Information from Gil)
T-S AS 147.280
Small fragment of a ketubba in the Palestinian style. Location: Probably Damascus. Same handwriting as T-S AS 156.394, probably. Contains some rare formulae, some of which are also found in T-S 12.118. See M. A. Friedman's edition for further information.
T-S AS 147.281
Very damaged fragment of a ketubah. The bride's name is Husn. AA
T-S AS 147.282
A damaged leaf from a book of legal documents or monograph.
T-S AS 147.283
Damaged fragment from a ketubah.
T-S AS 147.285
Fragment of a ketubah.
T-S AS 147.288
Small and damaged fragment of a bill of divorce (get)
T-S AS 147.289
Legal document mentioning Sitt al-Dār bat Saʿadya written by Halfon b. Menashshe Halevi (Date: 1100-1138). AA
T-S AS 147.29
Inventory of money, household goods, clothing and grain, signed by Yosef ha-Levi b. Shemuel and Elazar ha-Levi b. Ulla. (Information from Goitein's index cards)
T-S AS 147.290
Small fragment from the middle part of a legal document mentioning Avraham Halevi. AA
T-S AS 147.292
Tiny and damaged fragment from a ketubah containing an immersion stipulation, so can be dated from 1176 onward. AA
T-S AS 147.293
Legal explanations concerning partnerships of property. (Information from CUDL)
T-S AS 147.294
Accounts: ‘Abū l-Ḥasan, ʿEli b. Nathan and Berakhot b. Ezekiel, debt 30 dinars every months’. (Information from CUDL)
T-S AS 147.3
Legal document. Partnership agreement. Location: Fustat. Dating: 1213. This commenda records court proceedings regarding a partnership; only one of the partners' names, Saadiah b. Nathan, is preserved. Saadiah invests 80 dinars and perhaps other currencies or commodities for trade, possibly in silk. The Torah verse cited in line 11 (from Numbers 10:32) suggests that profits are to be split evenly between Saadiah and the active partner. That the document is written in Hebrew and uses the anno mundi dating system is consistent with other documents from the court of Abraham Maimonides (e.g., TS 12.126, which also refers to the "old system" of dating and is entirely in Hebrew). The script of the two documents would seem to be different. (Information from Lieberman, "A Partnership Culture," 256)
T-S AS 147.30
Short letter from Nahray b. Nissim to Barhun b. Musa al-Tahirti, Busir. February 8, 1053. Nahray asks Barhun, who is in Busir and deals with buying flax, to buy also for one of Nahray’s partners, Ya’aqov b. Nahum. (Information from Gil, Kingdom, Vol. 2, #250) VMR
T-S AS 147.31
Order of payment by Abu al-Majd, ordering Abu al-Fadl the cantor and money changer to pay Surur the olive oil dealer the balance owed him. (Information from Goitein's index cards)
T-S AS 147.31
Bottom half of a receipt for 1 3/4 dirham. Dated by the day of the week and month only.
T-S AS 147.32
R. Simha is requested to give the bearer a book titled 'al-Faraj ba'd al-shidda' immediately. Verso has two lines of an unrelated Arabic account. (Information from Goitein's index cards)