Reference number:
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L 192 - 1
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Obverse:
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L 192 - 2
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Image Number:
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JRL0902196dc
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Image Title:
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Judeo-Arabic letter
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Subject:
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Commercial documents
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Subject:
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Records
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Subject:
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Letters
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Creator:
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Abraham ha-Levi (18-19th cent.)
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Creator Role:
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Author
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Date created:
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1808-11-15
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Place covered:
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Egypt: Alexandria
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People covered:
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Saʽūr ha-Levi (18th-19th cent.)
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People covered:
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Francis Karo (18th-19th cent.)
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People covered:
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Ahmad Shaltūt (18th-19th cent.)
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People covered:
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Hasan Abu'l-Fadl (18th-19th cent.)
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People covered:
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Abraham ha-Levi Skandari (18th-19th cent.)
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People covered:
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Abraham Maimon (18th-19th cent.)
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People covered:
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Umar Serāda (18th-19th cent.)
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People covered:
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Saʽd Pinto (18th-19th cent.)
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Language:
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Arabic
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Script:
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Hebrew
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Script:
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Numerals: Hindu-Arabic, eastern
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Support material:
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Paper
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Item height:
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255 mm
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Item width:
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320 mm
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Folio:
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1+2 / 2 leaves conjoined, recto
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Technique used:
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Handwriting
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Bibliographic Reference:
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Khan, G., 'A Judaeo-Arabic Document from Ottoman Egypt in the Rylands Genizah Collection', in R. Smithuis and P.S. Alexander (eds), From Cairo to Manchester: Studies in the Rylands Genizah Fragments (Oxford, 2013), pp. 233-47, esp. 238-47 (plates, edition, translation, commentary).
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Notes:
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36 lines. Commercial letter from Ottoman Egypt. Date expressed as Tuesday 25 Hešwan 569.
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Discovery site:
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Egypt: Cairo: Ben Ezra synagogue
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Current repository:
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The University of Manchester Library, U.K.
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Former repository:
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Moses Gaster
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Category of Material:
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Manuscripts
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Sub-Category:
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Fragments
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Image rights:
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The University of Manchester Library
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Work rights:
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JRUL
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Access rights:
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Image sequence number:
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L00192-1
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Image technique:
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Digital capture by JRUL Imaging Services
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Date image captured:
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2008-11-11
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Date: added:
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2009-10
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Metadata language:
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eng-GB
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