Geniza Lab

Accounts in Judaeo-Arabic. The hand may be known. Dating: Probably 11th or 12th century. Mentions a suftaja.

Document with very faded Hebrew text. Unclear if documentary or literary.

Accounts in Ladino. 2 folios. Quite detailed. Currency: levanim; metecales; ducados; and possibly medin (מיד). Commodities include garments, textiles, and items of gold. Also contains instructions for an agent ("if you do not find X, then..."). Merits further examination.

Recto: Praises for the King Don Pedro, in Hebrew, followed by some Hebrew poetry. Verso: Two lines of accounts, possibly, followed by three lines in a mysterious language in Hebrew script (Turkish?), followed by a book list in Hebrew in a different hand. One of the books is the kabbalistic Maʿarekhet ha-Elohut with a commentary. The hands on this fragment look like roughly 15th or 16th century Sephardi hands. Needs further examination.

Family letter in Judaeo-Arabic. Dating: Late, probably no earlier than 14th century. Needs examination.

Document in Arabic script. Looks legal or official. Reused for calendrical tables in Hebrew text. Needs examination.

Much damaged and torn fragment of a list of items

Damaged book list written by Yosef Rosh Haseder

Much damaged late account

An unidentified list or account.

Much faded and stained letter in Maghrebi hand.

A late list or account

List of items and prices

Long document in Ladino, probably a family letter. Needs further examination.

Damaged list of few names, items and their price or amounts written in Coptic numeral

See PGP 22656

List of items such rings, jewelries and beddings, and their prices, probably from a dowry list. Seems late

Accounts in Judaeo-Arabic. Late. Organized by parsha of the week. Mentions foodstuffs (saffron, ʿusfūr) among other things.

Account

List of names followed by Coptic numerals, might be list of contributors or debts