CUL, T-S Ar. 42.76

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T-S Ar. 42.76

CUL (Cambridge, United Kingdom)

Document

Book list in Arabic script

Book list

Document Definition

Horizontal rectangle

Document

Content Description

Book list

Arabic

verso

1. كتاب

2. الصداع والحمى

3. وكتاب

4. الفصد والحجامة(؟)

5. ورسالة

6. جبريل بن بختشوع إلى المأمون فيما يدبر به

7. نفسه

8. (؟)بابن سعد الله(؟) ان شا الله

faded (illegible) .9

10. انتقل لخازنة(؟) إبراهيم سعد الله

Physical Description

165 mm

139 mm

1

Complete

Visible

No

Paper

Brown-Grey

Unidentified

No pricking

No ruling

  • Text on recto and verso
  • Long lines

1

Vertical writing

Paragraph marks and textual dividers

Line

Arabic

1

No vowels or accents

Text subdivisions

Marginal

Unbound

Bibliography


  • Baker, Colin F., Polliack, Meira, 2001, Arabic and Judaeo-Arabic Manuscripts in the Cambridge Genizah Collections. Arabic Old Series (T-S Ar.1a-54), Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, p. 378.

  • Link to the shelfmark entry in the Princeton Genizah Project database: T-S Ar.42.76

17 Jul 2023, noon
10 Jul 2023, 9:52 a.m. by Fabio Ioppolo
30 Mar 2024, 6:21 p.m. by Ezra Stadler
Wissem Gueddich; Fabio Ioppolo;
Fabio Ioppolo; Ezra Stadler; Iulia Maria Almohammad;
Wissem Gueddich, Fabio Ioppolo, 'CUL, T-S Ar. 42.76', in: Jewish Book Culture Database, General Editors: Ronny Vollandt and Judith Olszowy-Schlanger. Consulted online at https://jewishbookculture.com/data/items/399/ on 2024-12-03.
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