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T-S Ar.36.131

Recto/verso: verso

Verso: Three lists in Arabic script. One of them (underneath the Hebrew script, at 90 degrees to the other two text blocks) consists of business accounts ("...bayʿ mā biʿnā min al-ḥawāʾij..."). The two larger text blocks are related to each other, as they each begin with a basmala and "the children (or slaves?) of the cantor" (al-ṣibyān alladhī lil-ḥazzān), the first of whom is Sitt al-Samar (incidentally this is the name of a slave who appears in T-S 13J22.2). There follow numerous names and identifying details; the two lists differ somewhat, with the second one giving more details. Needs further examination.

Library: CUL

Type: List or table

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