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Accounts in Judaeo-Arabic. Late.

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Latin script—unidentified language and text.

Tiny fragment in Hebrew characters, likely the end of a late legal document. There is an inked seal.

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Fatimid state document, perhaps a petition (...min iḥsānik...). On verso, Hebrew literary text.

List of valuable goods. Possibly an enormous dowry list from a ketubba—the word הנזכר in the penultimate line indicates that this is part of a legal document. Dating: Looks ca. 11th century. On verso there are a few Greek/Coptic numerals.

Small fragment from a legal deed. In Judaeo-Arabic and Hebrew. Only a few words remain. Probably a bill of release. Mentions the name Ṣedaqa/Ṣadaqa. On verso there are remnants of Arabic script. AA.

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Letter fragment. In Judaeo-Arabic. Phrases preserved: "...with her, so that I can hear it from her... the fast, and Tuesday morning... concerning him, and I want 10 hearts of... or 12 good ones in... and Sumbāṭ and al-Min[ya?]..."

List (fragment), in Judaeo-Persian, with two contributions note cf. similar document in ENA Uncatalogued 5.

List. Fragment containing names of recipients of charity, including a blind woman, the widow of Shemuel the hazzan, Mukhtar the doorkeeper.

Account of collections and distribution ('alladhi tahsul... alladhi yufarri[q]'), with the name of '[our] lord],' probably the head of the Jews, on verso. From a booklet (fold-line visible). Pages may not be continuous.

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