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כתובה יהודית-קראית. טראקאי, ליטא. תק"י

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Title כתובה יהודית-קראית. טראקאי, ליטא. תק"י.
Additional Titles Ketubbah (Karaite). Trakai, Lithuania. 1750
Related place Trakai (Lithuania)-place of writing
Contributors אברהם בן מרדכי ((חתן))
שלומית בת שמואל ((כלה))
Gross, William L. Israel
(current owner)
Original Library/publisher Gross, William L., Tel Aviv, Israel
Script Style אשכנזית מרובעת
קראית
Publisher טרוקי
Creation Date יז באדר ב תק"י (1750)
Notes חתן: אברהם בן מרדכי
כלה: שלומית בת שמואל
מתחת לגוף הכתובה, הכתובה עברית וכוללת גם התחיבות מצד הכלה כלפי חתנה, רשימת "הנדוניות" שהביאה הכלה "לבית בעלה" - בכתיבה אשכנזית בינונית.
מתחת לרשימה זו חותמים תשעה מן הזקנים ובמקביל להם למעלה מעשרים שושבינים, כולם בחורים. את חתימות הזקנים מאשר מרדכי בן ניסן.
נושא נוסף: כתובה קראית
Gross, William L. Tel Aviv Israel Ms. 035.012.010
קלף
Subject Digitized manuscripts
Genre Ketubbot
Call number at Current Custodian מאוסף משפחת גרוס, תל אביב. מס' 035.012.010
Extent 46 x 49.5 cm.
קלף
Language Hebrew
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