Type: Paraliterary text

749 records found
recipe instructions. CUDL
Minute fragment from a calendrical work. AA
Calendrical. Mentions the names of months and days, a leap year and cycles. CUDL
Possibly a medical text, mentioning illnesses. Very dark and damaged
Magic Recipes (fgp)
Fragment from a dirge for the demise of community officials, among them Moshe my Nagid - probably Moshe b. Mevorakh
Colophon to the first Parashah in Leviticus for the name Halfon b. Yeshu'a b. Halfon.
Medical text dealing with lincti and ointments. CUDL
Magic. Shimush Tehilim
Magical text, written in a mixture of Judaeo-Arabic and Arabic script. "Chapter on separation (furqa): write it on gazelle parchment and put it in a tube, and bury it under the door of the one whom you want to banish. First write..."
Writing exercises in Judaeo-Arabic in a 13th-century hand.
Medical fragment with recipes to treat eye complaints, preparations of collyria, and ingredients include sagapenum and sarcocolla. CUDL
Medical prescription for a linctus containing opium. (Information from Goitein's index card and CUDL)
Recto: Medical prescription. In Arabic script. Describes the preparation of a rob containing nard, raisins, berberis and jalap. Verso: Accounts in Judaeo-Arabic. (Information from CUDL)
Calendrical list, which mentions the Jewish months and festivals, followed by Hebrew numerals, and counts the number of days. CUDL
Recto: possibly part of a commentary, referring to Ecclesiastes 2:14. Verso: possibly calendrical, referring to cycles of years. CUDL
Magical fragment in Hebrew and Judaeo-Arabic and nomina barbara. Mentioning scorpions and pain/illness.
Medical text concerning diseases of the joints, with list of simples (cudl)
Magical or halakhic text (information from G. Bohak, FGP)
Magical text