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  • Unidentified

    File Ref: EAP025/1/75
    Unidentified text with only a few letters preserved.

  • Liturgy: Passover Haggadah

    File Ref: EAP025/1/180
    Passover Haggada, F.1: second introduction to the midraš; F.2–3: from the Mišna of Rabban Gamliʾel to ברכת הגאולה.

  • List

    File Ref: EAP025/1/847
    List of Mišna tractates and chapters, together with pen exercises.

  • Unidentified

    File Ref: EAP025/1/524
    Unidentified, possibly magical, but too little text is preserved.

  • Halakhah

    File Ref: EAP025/1/48
    Laws of šeḥiṭa.

  • Piyyut

    File Ref: EAP025/1/658
    A rahiṭ headed רהט למרנה ורבנה מנחם.

  • Letter

    File Ref: EAP025/1/395
    Letter of Nahray b. Nissim to Abū l-Surūr Faraḥ b. Ismaʿīl al-Qābisī (ca. 1053), continued on verso with the address in Arabic and, inverted,…

  • Halakha

    File Ref: EAP025/1/86
    Discussion of prohibition (איסור).

  • Liturgy: Passover Haggadah

    File Ref: EAP025/1/171
    Passover Haggada, the opening and main body of the midraš.

  • Sermon

    File Ref: EAP025/1/312
    Sermon on repentance, quoting the sage Samuel b. Naḥmani.

  • Responsum

    File Ref: EAP025/1/827
    Geonic responsum on BT Bava Meṣiʿa 35b.

  • Piyyut

    File Ref: EAP025/1/587
    Recto: end of a piyyuṭ, rhyming in חה-. Verso: notes in Judaeo-Arabic and numerals, written transversely in relation to the text on recto.…

  • Bible translation

    File Ref: EAP025/1/287
    Saʿadya’s Arabic translation of Lamentations from 4:21 onwards to the end of the book. Colophon at end: Joseph b. ʿAmram.

  • Magical

    File Ref: EAP025/1/142
    Part of a book of Jewish magic, possibly the Sefer Yašar (JNUL catalogue suggests Sefer ha-Razim or Book of Raziel), containing the names of the…

  • Note

    File Ref: EAP025/1/958
    Note stating that Abū l-Nās the Parnas is responsible for the transport of the bread. Verso preserves only the word שיר, used repeatedly, from a…