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T-S Ar.40.113

Business letter in Arabic script from Efrayim b. Shemarya to Yehuda b. Yosef ha-Kohen. This hand looks very different from the other hands Rustow has identified as belonging to Efrayim (see The Lost Archive, 498n49, which identifies Halper 354, T-S NS 320.45, Bodl. MS heb. d 66/83, CUL Or. 1080 J7, T-S10J6.6, T-S13J36.14, and T-SAS152.236 + T-SAS 152.269 as all being in Efrayim b. Shemarya's Arabic hand).

Editor: Ed. Ṣabīḥ ʿAodeh, "Eleventh Century Arabic Letters of Jewish Merchants from the Cairo Geniza‎" (in Hebrew) (1992); also ed. S. D. Goitein, India Book 5; also ed. S. D. Goitein, unpublished editions https://princetongenizalab.github.io/goitein-notes/4C.1.14%20Documents%20on%20India%20Trade/T-S%20Ar.%2040.113_1%20%28PGPID%209157%29.pdf; also ed. S. D. Goitein, unpublished editions https://princetongenizalab.github.io/goitein-notes/5B.1.2%20India%20Book-%20trade%20docs%20291-end/T-S%20Ar.%2040.113_2%20%28PGPID%209157%29.pdf.

Library: CUL

Type: Letter

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