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Arabic legal document (recto) - needs examination.
See PGP 25339
On verso remains of an account of expenses including customs payment in Rashid and lead. Names mentioned: Ishaq, Nissim and 'Imran. AA
The beginnings of the lines of an official document in Arabic script. Reused for Hebrew piyyut (same scribe as T-S NS 111.63 and others?). Might join with T-S H7.48 and T-S NS 104.24.
Arabic letter - needs examination.
Arabic letter mentioning a request for financial assistance (verso) - needs examination. (info from FGP)
Remains of Arabic document on verso - needs examination.
Small fragment of a letter from Abu Sa'id to Abu al-Barakat. The letter opens with Biblical verses. In the margins regards are sent to family members, among them Yosef. AA
On verso remains of Arabic document- needs examination
See PGP 25347
Probably a formula of a letter.
Account. Payments to different people. Mentions the death of somebody; Masʿūd; the cantors and teacher; and "my passage to Damascus." Verso: magical text, with instructions in Judaeo-Arabic. AA
Fragment of a letter, concerning the activities of Mansur the amputee with the sultan. Not text much has preserved. AA
Fragment of a book list written on parchment, mostly contains Talmud commentaries. AA
Extremely damaged document. On recto a letter regarding [...] Halevi b. Yefet; On verso two lines in Arabic, including the words `letter addressed to' - needs examination
Very faded and fragmentary beginning of a legal document written on parchment under the reshut of Shmuel b. Hananya (Date: 1140-1159). AA
Bifolio, mostly contains Mishna. On verso, agreement of Moses b. Solomon Perla in front of Ishaq b. Yosef and and Shemuel Tawil to remain in Modon (Modena, Italy?), dated Tuesday, 11th Shevat, 1557. AA
Accounts in Judaeo-Arabic. Dating: Probably 11th or 12th century. The hand may be known. Mentions cinnamon and aloe. Mentions 'the messenger of Rabbenu.'
One side has many lines of Judaeo-Arabic, very faded. The other side has two columns of numbers in Hebrew script, perhaps calendrical jottings or accounts.
Monograph; probably from a formulary of legal documents, including sections on harshaah and gifts in contemplation of death. (Information from Brody catalog via FGP.)