Court document (draft) (DS26093) (Q100006)

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Court document (draft) (DS26093)
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      Court document (draft)
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      Turfa bat ʹAmram--Trials, litigation, etc
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      Shabetai ben Yosef, he-Ḥazan--Trials, litigation, etc
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      Naʹim
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      Extent: 1 folio : connected to edge of another folio, as if bifolium from court codex; damaged, faded, losses at bottom, torn
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      connected to edge of another folio, as if bifolium from court codex; damaged, faded, losses at bottom, torn
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      Written on both sides; diagonal scratch marks, signifying invalidation of the document.
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      A Judeo-Arabic draft from the record book of the Court of Matsliaḥ ha-Kohen Gaʾon, (l. 1: בית דין הגדול של אדוננו מצליח הכהן ראש [...]ע) who served in this capacity between 1127-1138.
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      The hand is recognized as that of the court scribe Ḥalfon ha-Levi ben Menashe. Over 250 such documents have been collected by Gershon Weiss, Legal documents written by the court clerk Halfon Ben Manasse, dated 1100-1138, a study in the diplomatics of the Cairo Geniza (Thesis (Ph.D.) in Oriental Studies--Graduate School of Arts and Sciences), University of Pennsylvania, 1970.
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      The draft records in Judeo-Arabic, a litigation settlement between Shabetai ha-Ḥazzan ben Joseph and his wife, Turfa daughter of ʹAmram. The object of the litigation includes clothes, house wares and a slave girl named Naʻim.
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      Cairo Genizah Collection (University of Pennsylvania. Center for Advanced Judaic Studies. Library).
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      Cairo Genizah Collection (Dropsie College. Library).
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      Adler.
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      28 April 2025
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      28 April 2025
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