2301 records found
JRL Series L 4
Late letter (or letters?) in Judaeo-Arabic from Ya'aqov Bibas.
JRL Series L 41
Perhaps writing exercises using a late Judaeo-Arabic letter as the basis? Needs further examination.
JRL Series L 43
Late letter in Judaeo-Arabic.
JRL Series L 45
Letter in Ladino.
JRL Series L 49
List of names. Dating: Late, probably 18th or 19th century. Some of the names include: Nissim Mosseri; Nissim Levi ʿAjamī; Bialobos ʿAfīfī; Zakito Gallico; David Mosseri; Avraham Palombo; Yosef Mir; Pesaḥ and Natan Levi; Merkato Ḥayyūn.
JRL Series L 50
Letter from Yehoshuaʿ Azulay. In Hebrew. Dating: Late, probably 17th–19th century. Currency: grossos (גרושש), a generic term for non-Ottoman silver coins. The letter mentions various business matters and people including Shelomo b. Shanji and Ḥayyim Nafūsī. Discusses the marriage of a certain Yiṣḥaq in the margin. Needs further examination.
JRL Series L 53
Letter in Ladino.
JRL Series L 56
Late accounts.
JRL Series L 58
Fragment of a beautifully illuminated calendar (?).
JRL Series L 59
Late accounts.
JRL Series L 69
Late letter in Judaeo-Arabic by Moshe [...].
JRL Series L 75
Letter from Yoshiyyahu the grandson of Yoshiyyahu Gaon (Gil's identification). Dating: ca.1030 CE. Quite faded and damaged. Refers to correspondence with notables of Fustat and Palestine, including Shelomo b. Ṣemaḥ, and to the sender's profession as a copyist.
JRL Series L 77
Renderings of modern amulets.
JRL Series L 78
Modern writing exercises with corrections in purple ink.
JRL Series L 87
Late letter in Judaeo-Arabic.
JRL Series L 96
Among the few shelfmarks in this folder that probably comes from the classical Genizah period. There is a letter in Judaeo-Arabic, some writing in Arabic, and several other blocks of writing (parts of the letter?) at different angles on both sides of the leaf. Needs further examination. ASE.
JRL SERIES P 1007
Mysterious fragment in Judaeo-Arabic. Mentions several names (Yehuda; [...]n al-ʿAmmānī; Abū ʿAbdallāh).
JRL SERIES P 1008
Legal fragment. Portions of 13 lines are preserved, but it's unclear if any details of the case or document type are preserved.
JRL SERIES P 1011
Ketubba, small fragment. The hand may be known. Looks 13th century.
JRL SERIES P 1043
Legal fragment. In the hand of Ḥalfon b. Menashshe. Involves a deceased person named Bū l-Riḍā and someone named Elʿazar. There are at least two lines crossed out.