Archival records from The Jacques Mosseri Genizah Archive (EAP025-1)
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Letter
Recto: Judaeo-Arabic letter in very faint script, of which only a few words are legible, mentioning Abū Sahl. Verso: unidentified Arabic text,…
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List; medical (?)
Recto: memorial list. Verso: Arabic text, possibly medical. Edited by Mann (1931: I 466-7).
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Letter
Letter from Solomon b. Judah to Abraham b. Sahlān; address on verso in Arabic and Hebrew. Gil (1983: II no. 96).
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List; document
Recto: list (of piyyuṭim?), with Arabic script written between the columns. Verso: Arabic document, headed with a basmalla, and mentioning the…
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Liturgy; accounts (?)
Recto: personal prayer. Verso: probably accounts, in Arabic script, inverted in relation to recto.
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Notes
Judaeo-Arabic notes under various titles, ‘In Isaiah’, ‘In the Twelve’ and ‘In the Torah’, in a very unskilled hand, on words and phrases in, for…
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Piyyut
Recto: part of a piyyuṭ. Verso: jottings in Arabic, inverted in relation to the text on recto.
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Unidentified
Recto: unidentified treatise, in which the author explains the principles of his work. Verso: Hebrew alphabetical jottings; unidentified Arabic…
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Letter
Recto: the end of a family letter sent to Alexandria. Verso: unidentified Arabic text.
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Letter
Recto: note, in Hebrew, to ʿEli ha-Kohen, plus jottings in Arabic and Judaeo-Arabic. Verso: a few lines are preserved from an Arabic document.…
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Letter
The opening of a letter, from a Gaʾon, to Mešullam and Isaac, sons of Joshua. Arabic text on verso.
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Letter
Recto: end of a letter and postscript, advising Yefet the cantor to come to the entrance of the yešiva. Verso: jottings in Hebrew and Arabic.…
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Letter; document
Recto: part of a Judaeo-Arabic letter, complaining about the lack of letters from the addressee and explaining that a letter had been sent to the…
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Order of payment; letter
Recto: order of payment by Solomon (b. Elijah the judge) for drinks (שראב). Verso: letter in Arabic.
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Letter
Letter of ʿEli ha-Mumḥe (‘the Adept’) b. Abraham, Jerusalem, to Ephraim b. Šemarya, in Fusṭāṭ (c. 1045 CE), with the continuation and, inverted,…