Type: Legal document

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Bottom part of a legal document. signed by Avraham b. Mevasser, known from document from mid 11th century, and the other signature are only partially preserved. AA
Fragment from the top of a ketubah. The groom is Nethan'el.
Ketubba with trousseau list, mentioning quantities of money, clothes and chests. (Information from CUDL)
Damaged fragment from a ketubah of Avraham and Sutayt (?). AA
Legal document recounting long passages of oral speech, mentioning a certain Maḥfūẓ. (Information from CUDL)
Notes for a marriage contract between Abu al-Karim Shabbetay b. Avraham and the divorcee Mudallala bat Yehuda ha-Levi involving a dowry of 102 dinars plus a house. Drafted in Cairo ca. 1140. (Information from Mediterranean Society, III, pp. 387 and 403)
Legal document (Information from CUDL)
Legal document mentioning a certain Nadīv and Menashshe b. ʿOvadya. Dated but much of the date is broken off. (Information from CUDL)
minute fragments. One small fragment with few Arabic words.
Legal document containing directions to the scribe, in which the Rav Elazar b. Jasbi gives 25 dinars to Abu al-Rida to buy him "200 mann" of sal ammoniac in the course of one and one-half months. Dated May 1152. (Information from Goitein's index cards)
Trousseau list relating to a ketubba. (Information from CUDL)
Legal document relating to a ketubba (trousseau list), mentioning the groom [...] son of the late [...] ha-Levi ha-Parnas and the bride Mubāraka. (Information from CUDL)
Small fragment from a ketubah. AA
Bill of divorce. Small fragment. Wife: Ghāliya bt. Yaḥyā.
Tiny fragment containing two words (ve-simḥa ve-ṣahala), probably from the upper margin of a ketubba.
Legal document mentioning a sum of money and ‘the price of the house’. (Information from CUDL)
Fragment of a ketubba. In the hand of Yosef b. Shemuel b. Seʿadya ha-Levi. After 1176 based on the appearance of the Immersion stipulation.
Marriage-related document. Parts of two lines are preserved. The bride named Sitt al-Fakhr and her mother, Natir, is giving her a gift.
Recto: medical recipes recommended as diuretics and diaphoretics, and advice on diet. Verso: legal document, explaining family relations. Mentions Mubāraka, Isaac, Joseph, Abraham b. Nathan and Ṣadoq Av Bet Din. (Information from CUDL)
Legal document dated 1415 of the Seleucid Era (= 1104 CE), dealing with dowry payment and mentioning Umm Unṯā and Elʿazar ha-Levi. (Information from CUDL)