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Karaite ketuba. The groom's name is Eliyahu b. Avraham and the bride is Esther known as Rina d. Avraham
Karaite ketubah from Cairo. The groom is Shlomo b. Avraham. The deflowered bride is Esther known as Hana d. Eliyahu
Decorated Karaite ketubah from Cairo. The groom is Hayyim b. Avraham. The bride is Esther d. Ya'aqov Halevi.
Decorated Karaite ketubah from Cairo. The groom is Yosef b. Yehuda Hakohen. The bride is Esther known as Qamar d. Eliyahu.
Decorated Karaite ketuba from Cairo. The groom is Yosef Hakohen b. Barukh. The bride is Esther known as Rachel d. Avraham Halevi.
Decorated Karaite ketuba from Cairo. The groom is Avraham b. Sa'adya. The groom is Esther d. Eliyahu the cantor.
Karaite ketuba from Cairo. The groom is Eliyahu Halevi b. Avraham. The deflowered bride is Esther known as Rachel d. Eliyahu.
Karaite ketuba from Cairo. The groom is Ya'aqov Halevi b. Shmuel and the deflowred bride is Esther known as 'Aziza.
Decorated, torn Karaite ketuba from Cairo. The groom is Yeshu'a b. Yosef and the bride is Esther known as Karima d. Shlomo
Karaite ketuba from Cairo. The groom is Avraham b. Nissim and the deflowered bride is Esther known as Rachel.
The image doesn't fit with the description. Karaite ketuba from Cairo.
The image doesn't fit with the description. Karaite ketuba from Cairo.
Decorated Karaite ketuba from Cairo. The groom is Shlomo b. Eliyahu and the bride is Esther known as Rachel d. Ya'aqov Halevi.
Marriage contract. Location: Calcutta, India ('on the river Ganga' (=Hooghly)). Dated: Sunday, 12 Adar II 5611 AM, which is 1851 CE. Groom: Yeḥezqel b. ʿEzra Gabbay. Bride: Miryam bt. Moshe b. Yeḥezqel. Currency used: 'Company rupees' (רפייה כומפני), perhaps referring to the official coinage of the East India Company.
Karaite ketuba from Cairo. The groom is Ya'aqov b. Moshe. The name of the bride is not preserved.
Fragment of a Palestinian-style ketubba. Location: Possibly Tyre. Dating: First half of the 11th century. Groom: ʿEli b. Sahlān (possibly identical with ʿEli b. Sahlawayh). Bride: Dhakhīra bt. Avraham. See M. A. Friedman's edition for further information.
Legal document. Khafa bt. Abu al-Faraj Yeshua, the wife of Menashshe the judge, releases Abu Ishaq b. Abu al-Fakhr and his heirs from an obligation of six dinars which she collected. Dated Elul 1485/1174.
Legal document. Dating: Late. Mainly in Judaeo-Arabic. Many names appear. One of the witnesses is named M[oshe] b. Maymūn. The document mentions "al-ishāʿa fī l-funduq."
Ketubba fragment. In Hebrew and Aramaic. Groom: Faraj. Bride: [...] bt. Farjūn, virgin. Witnesses: Tamīm ha-Kohen b. Shemuel, Ṣadaqa b. [...], Hiba b. Aharon, Hillel ha-Levi b. [...], Shelomo b. Moshe, among others.
Ketubba fragment (marriage contract). Location: Damascus. Dated: [.]101 Seleucid = [10]89/90 or [11]89/9 CE.
