Tag: ketubba

551 records found
T-S AS 152.384
Fragment from a ketubah, probably a replacement for a lost one. Contains the immersion clause so can be dated to 1176 onwards. AA
T-S AS 152.386
Minute fragment from a ketubba. Bride: Sitt al-Milāḥ. In the hand of Halfon b. Menashshe ha-Levi. Dated: 1442, 1443, 1448, or 1449 Seleucid, so 1130–32 or 1136–38 CE. AA. ASE.
T-S AS 152.389
Minute fragment from a ketubah, contains remnants of the dowry list. AA
T-S AS 152.391
Long and narrow strip from a ketubah. No further details are preserved. AA
T-S AS 152.396
Minute fragment, probably from a ketubah. AA
T-S AS 152.401
Fragment from the top of a ketubah. from the date only [..]73 is preserved.
T-S AS 152.405
Minute fragment from the top of a ketubah, contains few letters from the opening blessings. AA
T-S AS 152.409
Fragment from a Karaite ketubah. AA
T-S AS 152.412
Fragment from the bottom part of a ketubah. Damaged and faded, but traces of the immersion clause enable us to date it to 1176 onwards-probably 13th century. Signed by Elazar Hakohen b. Nethanel and Zadoq b. [...] Halevi. Below the signature one line from the approval (qiyyum). AA
T-S AS 152.413
King and narrow, much damaged, strip from what seems to be a remains of a ketubah (based on the word נדוניא). AA
T-S AS 152.418
Minute fragment, probably from a ketubah.
T-S AS 153.340
Marriage contract (ketubba). Two fragments, which may not directly join with each other. Dated: [13]99 Seleucid, which is 1087/88 CE. Groom: Yefet b. Menashshe. Bride: Mawlāt bt. Mevasser, a divorcee. Written by Hillel b. ʿEli (dates: 1066–1108). Signed by ʿEli ha-Parnas and Meshullam b. [...] (Information in part from CUDL.) AA. ASE.
T-S AS 153.344
Damaged fragment from a ketubah. The groom named Yosef.
T-S AS 153.345
Much damaged, rubbed and faded ketubah written by Yosef b. Shemuʾel Halevi (Date: ca. 1180-1210) . AA
T-S AS 153.347
Much damaged fragment from a ketubah.
T-S AS 153.362
Minute fragment, probably from the middle part of a ketubah, based on the mention of דמיפטרא ביה (what that will make her divorce) which is commonly found in marriage stipulations. Also few letters from the immersion clause, that started to appear after 1176. Probably written by Yosef b. Shemuʾel Halevi (Date: ca. 1180-1210). AA
T-S AS 153.364
Minute fragment from a ketubah.
T-S AS 153.369
Small fragment probably from the bottom of a ketubah. The bride name is Sarura. AA
T-S AS 153.374
Minute fragment with few words, seems to be from a ketubah.
T-S AS 153.383
Minute fragment probably from a formula of a ketubah.