Geniza Lab

Newly treated and encapsulated, must be examined

List of names and numbers. Dating: Perhaps 13th or 14th century, but that is a guess.

Newly treated and encapsulated, must be examined

List, in Judaeo-Persian, mentioning Yiṣḥaq parnas, a social welfare official. Has Coptic numerals, e.g. no. 5, and perhaps the Hebrew tq (= 500?). Handwriting, too, suggests this is a late list (16th century?), and unlike the alms lists, donor lists, and accounts from the classical period.Similar lists occur in ENA NS 77.54, ENA NS 77.51, and ENA NS 77.388. NB: This description corresponds to a different, unidentified shelfmark.

Newly treated and encapsulated, must be examined

Newly treated and encapsulated, must be examined

Newly treated and encapsulated, must be examined

List of weeks (shin = shabbat) of the year, by weekly readings from the Torah, with a number in Coptic numerals for each, representing revenues, out of which charity and other communal expenses (especially salaries) were paid. This is the lower right corner of the page.

Newly treated and encapsulated, must be examined

Newly treated and encapsulated, must be examined

Newly treated and encapsulated, must be examined

Newly treated and encapsulated, must be examined

Newly treated and encapsulated, must be examined

Newly treated and encapsulated, must be examined

Newly treated and encapsulated, must be examined

Awaiting description

Newly treated and encapsulated, must be examined

Newly treated and encapsulated, must be examined

Newly treated and encapsulated, must be examined

Newly treated and encapsulated, must be examined