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מכתבים;תחום לא מזוהה;תעודות שלטוניות

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Title מכתבים
תחום לא מזוהה
תעודות שלטוניות.
Additional Titles Two petitions to Fatimid judges
Contributors Cambridge University Library England
(current owner)
Original Library/publisher Cambridge University Library, Cambridge, England
Creation Date [בערך בין 1101-1200]
Notes First half of the sixth century A.H./twelfth century A.D.
הנתונים מבוססים על מידע מKhan (Legal) Catalog, Cambridge University Press, 1993
Cambridge University Library Cambridge England Ms. T-S 28.8
The Friedberg Genizah Project (FGP) 23970104
Subject Digitized manuscripts
Publications גויטיין, שלמה דב, A Mediterranean society, V. 1- Economic Foundations. University of California Press
Cambridge University Press (1967), עמוד 143, 435 (איזכור).
Hirschler, Konrad, From Archive to Archival Practices: Rethinking the Preservation of Mamluk Administrative Documents. JAOS, 216, 1361 עמוד 13 (איזכור).
גויטיין, שלמה דב, Slaves and Slavegirls in the Cairo Geniza Records. Graeco-Arabica, 1962, 9 עמוד 16 (איזכור).
זינגר, עודד, “She Aims to Harass Him”: Jewish Women in Muslim Legal Venues in Medieval Egypt. AJSR, 2018 עמוד 186, 191 (איזכור).
כאן, ג'פרי, A petition to the Fatimid caliph al-'Amir. Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain & Ireland, 199, 1 עמוד 48-49, 53, 44 (איזכור, יש העתקה (חלקי)).
כאן, ג'פרי, Legal Docs. (1993), עמוד 391-4, 547 (index) (איזכור, יש העתקה (חלקי), יש תרגום (חלקי)).
כאן, ג'פרי, The Historical Development of the Structure of Medieval Arabic Petitions. BSOAS, 199 עמוד 2 (איזכור, יש העתקה (חלקי), יש תרגום (חלקי)).
פרידמן, מרדכי עקיבא, ריבוי נשים בישראל: מקורות חדשים מגניזת קהיר. מוסד ביאליק – אוניברסיטת תל-אביב (תשמ"ו), עמוד 352, 379 (איזכור).
Genre Cairo Genizah fragments
Extent 3 דף
60.30 x 18.00 cm.
Language Arabic
Credits Cambridge University Library, "Ktiv" Project, The National Library of Israel.
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