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Karaite betrothal deed. The groom is taking upon himself not to marry another wife for 20 years unless his wife will be childless after 10 years - as commonly found in Karaite marriage agreements of this period.
Karaite betrothal deed. The groom taking upon himself not to marry another wife for 20 years, but if his wife will become childless he can take another wife after 10 years. He also can not travel outside Egypt 20 years but is permitted to go to Jerusalem.
Karaite betrothal deed. The groom taking upon himself not to marry another wife for 20 years, but if his wife will become childless he can take another wife after 10 years. He also can not travel to Damascus or Constantinople for 20 years but permitted to go to Jerusalem.
Unfinished Karaite betrothal deed. Contains mostly the monetary issues.
Karaite betrothal deed. The groom taking upon himself can not travel to outside of Egypt for 20 years but permitted to go to Jerusalem. The bride is described as deflowered.
Karaite betrothal deed. The groom taking upon himself not to marry another wife for 10 years, but if his wife will become childless he can take another wife after 5 years. The bride is deflowered.
Karaite betrothal deed. The groom taking upon himself not to marry another wife for 20 years, but if his wife will become childless he can take another wife after 10 years.
Karaite betrothal deed. The groom taking upon himself not to marry another wife for 20 years, but if his wife will become childless he can take another wife after 10 years. She is also allowed to go out and visit her relatives but should ask his permission to do so.
Incomplete Karaite pre nuptial agreement. The marriage will take place one and half year after this agreement is signed. The groom taking upon himself not to marry another wife for 20 years, but if his wife will become childless he can take another wife after 10 years as commonly found in marriage agreements from this period.
Incomplete Karaite betrothal deed.
Karaite betrothal deed. The groom taking upon himself not to marry another wife for 20 years, but if his wife will become childless he can take another wife after 10 years. He also can not leave Egypt for another country for 20, but can go to Jerusalem.
Incomplete Karaite betrothal deed. The groom taking upon himself not to marry another wife for 20 years, but if his wife will become childless he can take another wife after 10 years. He also can not leave Egypt for another country for 20, but can go to Jerusalem.
Karaite betrothal deed. The groom taking upon himself not to marry another wife for 20 years, but if his wife will become childless he can take another wife after 10 years. He also can not leave Egypt for another country for 20, but can go to Jerusalem.
A letter to the Karaites in Crimea. Contains a legal query and responsum regarding a marriage of two brothers- one married Simha's sister and the other one wanted to marry Simha's daughter. They wanted to know if such marriage are permitted. The answer is yes, it is.
Monetary agreement between a newly married couple. Yehuda b. Simha married Sarah d. Elzafan, and her father took upon himself to pay her dowry in four years. Istanbul.
Ketubba fragment (marriage contract). Location: Damascus. Dated: [.]101 Seleucid = [10]89/90 or [11]89/9 CE.
Marriage contract between the groom, Yaʿaqov b. Natan, and the bride, Darra bat Nisan. Dated Nisan 1376/1065.
Marriage contract from Tyre, dated Tuesday, 19 Av, fifth year the sabbatical cycle (ca. 1054). The town of 'Ibillin is mentioned, and the document notes the bride is a divorcee. (Friedman, Jewish Marriage, vol. 2, 280) EMS
Marriage contract for the same couple as in Antonin 637r. Begins with a clause concerning the appointment of the bride's agent, concludes with the last line of the formulary of the contract, including the blessings. (Friedman, Jewish Marriage, vol. 2, 288, 295) EMS
One of two separate texts of a ketubba (marriage contract) written for the same Karaite - Rabbanite 'mixed marriage' and preserved on a single fragment, one text on either side, ca. 1011-1037.
