Type: Legal document

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Court record in the hand of Ḥalfon b. Menashshe. Dated: Monday, 18th [...]. Location: Fusṭāṭ. Names: Abū l-[...] Netanʾel; Tamīm ha-Zaqen ha-Nikhbad ha-Rofe (ZL); ʿOvadya b. [...]; [...]āʿ b. Baqāʾ b. Zekharya(?); Abū l-Faḍāʾil; Abū ʿUmar; and Abū l-ʿAlāʾ. Involves stalks of bamboo (khayzurān). Repeatedly mentions business in al-Mahdiyya. (Information in part from CUDL)
Minute fragment from a ketubah.
Fragment of a ketubba in the Palestinian style. Dating: Perhaps 10th century. Groom: Avraham b. ʿEli/ʿIli/ʿIlay (עילי). See M. A. Friedman's edition for further information.
Recto: probably the end of a letter (or literary lament) mentioning the date Nisan 5362 AM, which is 1602 CE. Verso: legal deed with release formulae, left incomplete.
Minute fragment, two words from the end of a legal deed.
Fragment from a book of legal formulas
Minute fragment, probably from a legal deed.
Minute fragment from a late legal deed regarding marriage. The bride's name is Sara.
Legal deed, minute fragment, very damaged.
Recto: beginning of a very damaged legal deed. Verso: a list of births of sons.
Two fragments from the bottom part of a late bill of appointment
See PGP 22999
Fragment from a legal deed written by Hillel b. Eli (Dating: 1066-1108)
Recto: legal query in Judaeo-Arabic and Hebrew. Upper right corner, containing only the greetings for מרנו ורבנו א[. . .] הרב המוהבק הפטיש הח[זק]. Verso: Accounts in Arabic script and Greek/Coptic numerals. Listing zaʿtar(?), rosewater, camphor, and saffron. (Information in part from CUDL)
Fragment from a late legal deed dealing with support for orphans. It was agreed that the shop belong to the deceased will be mortgaged for 4 years and this money will be used to support the orphans.
Fragment from the book of legal formulae, no. 23 (divorce deed). Written by Halfon b. Menashshe ha-Levi.
Recto: names and numbers, including Joseph, Abraham and Jacob. Verso: warranty. (Information from CUDL)
Probably from a court register of marriage. Few names preserved: Avraham Ibn Bu al-Faraj, Bu al-Izz
Much damaged, probably a conditional betrothal, might be written by Nathan b. Shemuel ha-Haver (Dating: 1128-1153) but the identification need to be approved. (The data is from Ashur's computerized data base used in his PhD, so data might be obsolete.) AA
Recto: legal query concerning robbery, in Judaeo-Arabic and Hebrew. Verso: part of an official document in Arabic. (Information from CUDL)