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Type: Legal document
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King and narrow, much damaged, strip from what seems to be a remains of a ketubah (based on the word נדוניא). AA
Unidentified, dark and damaged. Might be from a legal deed of some sort.
Minute fragment from the bottom of a legal deed.
Much damaged and dark. Commodities are mentioned. On verso in a different hand in Judeo Arabic. Might join with T-S AS 152.417. AA
Minute fragment, probably from a ketubah.
Small and damaged fragment, probably from a draft of a late legal deed.
Legal document between Abū l-Surūr b. Maṭrūḥ and Abū Sahl; apparently with an addendum in a different hand. The possessions of Sitt al-Sāda and the name [...] ha-Sofer are mentioned. A certain Shelomo is a witness below. (Information from CUDL)
Receipt issued by Abū Zikrī Kohen to Abū l-Surūr for 3.75 dirhams.
Small fragment from the beginning of a legal deed written by Halfon. b. Menashshe Halevi. Avraham the judge b. Shabetay is mentioned. It is probably the judge of al-Minyat Zifta who was active there circa 1125 (Med. Soc. II, 47). AA
End of a legal document, under the authority of Nethanel (Halevi. Active 1160-1165). Signed by Menashshe b. Yosef and [Mevurakh] b. Nathan ha-Haver.
Recto: copy of a legal document, concerned with marital arrangements (for example the husband will not forbid his wife to visit her mother and brother). Verso: list of names such as Abū l-Khayr, Ibn Saʿd and Abū [...]. (Information from CUDL)
Legal document in the hand of Ḥalfon b. Menashshe. Fragment (lower right corner). Mentions a woman and her father Munajjā (possibly related to Bodl. MS heb. d 65/35?). Dating: 1127–38 CE, as the reshut of Maṣliaḥ Gaʾon is mentioned.
Small fragment from a legal document, mentioning witnesses. (Information from CUDL)
Many tiny fragments, some are from legal deeds.
Large fragment of a responsum in which an older brother is described as 'simple, not a firstborn' which qualifications made his apparent claims invalid. (Information from Mediterranean Society, III, 279)
Legal document. The hand of the scribe may be known. Mainly in Aramaic. Likely a power of attorney. The agent's authority will be valid in "all the cities of the Maghreb." (Information from CUDL)
Probably a court record in Hebrew. Late. Damaged and faded.
Legal document in the hand of Ḥalfon b. Menashshe. Probably a partnership agreement. No names or details preserved. (Information in part from CUDL)
Minute fragment with only few words. Probably from a legal deed.
Much damaged, only few words are readable and not even a single coherent sentence. Might be from a court record, but not a definitive sign for it. Hebrew
