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  • Poetry

    File Ref: EAP025/1/600
    Wedding poems for a couple descended from the priestly line, with a Judaeo-Arabic heading.

  • Letter

    File Ref: EAP025/1/740
    Letter, written by Yefet b. ʿAmram b. Moses, known as Ibn al-Jāzifīnī, to the elder Yaḵin b. Abraham. The address, inverted in relation to recto,…

  • Piyyut

    File Ref: EAP025/1/603
    Seliḥot: the last part of יום באתם לחלות פני אל רחמם by Isaac b. Samuel ‘the Spaniard’ al-Kinzī, followed by לח אשר לו יום וחרבה.…

  • Piyyut

    File Ref: EAP025/1/697
    Part of a piyyuṭ for rain on Šemini ʿAṣeret.

  • Magical

    File Ref: EAP025/1/786
    Circular print or stamp, probably with magical content.

  • Halakhah

    File Ref: EAP025/1/309
    Leaf 1: beginning of a commentary on Ḥullin (probably 18th century). Leaf 2: numerical jottings on verso. Numbered as Mosseri II.22.1 and Mosseri…

  • Liturgy; accounts (?)

    File Ref: EAP025/1/281
    Recto: personal prayer. Verso: probably accounts, in Arabic script, inverted in relation to recto.

  • Bible translation

    File Ref: EAP025/1/491
    Judaeo-Arabic translation of Exodus 31:6–32:1; 33:13–34:4.

  • Magical

    File Ref: EAP025/1/782
    Amulet for Šabbetay Rafaʾel b. Simḥa, with a large star of David, in which the letters שדי have been written.

  • Legal document

    File Ref: EAP025/1/863
    Part of a legal document in the handwriting of Ḥalfon b. Manasseh.

  • Unidentified

    File Ref: EAP025/1/234
    Unidentified text in different hands, including jottings.

  • Mishnah

    File Ref: EAP025/1/45
    Mišna, Beḵorot 6:7–9 (10).

  • Midrash

    File Ref: EAP025/1/335
    A portion of text from Tanḥuma Exodus 3–4.

  • Unidentified

    File Ref: EAP025/1/21
    Unidentified; the text is barely legible.

  • Letter

    File Ref: EAP025/1/583
    Letter from Ḥalfon ha-Levi b. Manasseh to his brother-in-law, Abū l-Ḥasan ʿAlī b. Hilāl, headed by 'בשמ' רחמ and four lines of biblical…