Type: Literary text

1840 records found
T-S NS 31.38
Literary text or philosophical jottings in Hebrew. Late.
T-S NS 31.5
Biblical exegesis. (See Shivtiel/Niessen and FGP.)
T-S NS 31.6
Alchemical text.
T-S NS 311.86
Page from R. Hai Gaon Book of Legal Deeds
T-S NS 312.41
Monograph; from Saadia's formulary of legal documents. (info from FGP)
T-S NS 312.50n
Monograph; rules concerning marriage. All written by Joseph Rosh Ha-Seder
T-S NS 32.146
Monograph; probably from a formulary of legal documents, including sections on harshaah and gifts in contemplation of death. (Information from Brody catalog via FGP.)
T-S NS 32.29
Rabbinica; discusses the obligation to follow earlier authorities, and criticism of Shemuel b. Ḥofni's opinion on the biblical authority of the ketubba. Information from FGP.
T-S NS 32.52
Literary text on the laws of sheḥiṭa.
T-S NS 320.12
Looks like a literary text.
T-S NS 320.129b
Talmudic discussion.
T-S NS 320.135
Judaeo-Arabic tafsīr: Genesis 43:31 – 44:1; 44:13 – 19; 49:8 – 15; 49:28 – 50:1. Information from Shivtiel/Niessen catalogue.
T-S NS 320.138
Probably a halakhic work.
T-S NS 320.38
Judaeo-Arabic translation of Isaiah 17:9–12. (Information from Shivtiel/Niessen catalogue.)
T-S NS 321.106
Literary, probably. Mostly in Hebrew but with many words that are not Hebrew.
T-S NS 321.109b
A list of phrases in Hebrew with their initials in the lefthand column.
T-S NS 321.110
Liturgy.
T-S NS 321.15
Rabbinica, (Monograph); discusses the law of loans, quoting Samuel b. hofni and Dosa b. Saadia. (FGP)
T-S NS 321.19
Popular literature. In Judaeo-Arabic. Dating: Late, perhaps 14th–16th century. This is a tale in rhymed prose, every line rhymed on "-īn" (which distinguishes it from typical sajʿ, where the rhyme changes every few lines). The story is difficult to follow, but it takes place on a boat, and somebody slaps a woman on her right cheek.
T-S NS 321.3
Literary text. In Hebrew. Identified as a work of Isaac Israeli by Adiel Breuer (FGP).