Type: Literary text

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T-S AS 146.46
T-S AS 146.65
Halakhic discussion regarding the slaughter of animals.
T-S AS 146.69
T-S AS 147.149
Seems to be an homily, but might be part of a long letter
T-S AS 147.207
A dirge?
T-S AS 147.249
T-S AS 147.68
T-S AS 147.70
T-S AS 147.95
T-S AS 148.124
Literary
T-S AS 148.169
Recto: Bible translation of Genesis 1:1-5, with citation of the whole Hebrew verse. Verso: unidentified Hebrew text. Very hard to read. Speaks about משפטים קבועים ודיינים. CUDL and AA
T-S AS 148.181
Recto: possibly a piece from a Sufi text in Judaeo-Arabic, mentioning a well-known saying of the Egyptian Sufi Dhūl-Nūn al-Miṣrī (d. 862). The original quote in Arabic reads: أدب العارف فوق كل أدب، لأن معروفه مؤدب قلبه. CUDL
T-S AS 148.204
Piyyut.
T-S AS 148.28
Medical treatise containing instructions for the preparation of collyria (shiyāf). Information from CUDL.
T-S AS 149.120
T-S AS 149.150
Badly damaged, unidentified discussion.
T-S AS 149.156
A few words in Judaeo-Arabic. Dating: Probably no earlier than 13th century. From a literary text discussing the 9 celestial spheres and their movement (CUDL).\
T-S AS 149.172
Literary
T-S AS 149.186
Piyyutim, probably.
T-S AS 149.192
Halakhic discussion. In Judaeo-Arabic. Involves marriage laws and nikshei melog (usufruct property), citing Talmudic sources.