Author
CUL
Subject
Cairo Genizah
Type
Document
Language
Judeo-Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
Yes
Pages Count
2
Physical Dimensions
1 leaf. Leaf height: 7.7 cm, width: 8.9 cm.
Library
Cambridge Digital Library
Record ID
MS-LG-MISC-00020
Library Location
Cambridge University Library — L-G Misc. 20
Date
12th-13th century-1299-12-31-1100-01-01
Notes
Recto: accounts, listing names such as Ibrahim. Verso: end of a note, mentioning individuals such as ʿAzīza, Ḥayya, and Jacob al-Ḵiḍrī. Ca. 12th-13th century.
İlişkili Ad(lar)
Lewis, Agnes Smith, 1843-1926; Gibson, Margaret Dunlop, 1843-1920; Ibrahim; ʿAzīza; Ḥayya; Jacob al-Ḵiḍrī
Durum
Torn
Fonlama
The purchase, conservation and digitisation of the Lewis-Gibson Collection at Cambridge University Library has been made possible with the assistance of grants from the Polonsky Foundation, the Parasol Foundation, and a generous donation made through the assistance of the late Robert (Roby) Littman, a Director of the Littman Library of Jewish Civilisation, as well as with the support of other individuals and charitable institutions.
Mizanpaj
8 lines + marginalia (recto); 6 lines (verso)
Materyal
Paper
Köken (Provenance)
Purchased by Agnes Smith Lewis and Margaret Dunlop Gibson in 1896. Donated subsequently to Westminster College, Cambridge, from whom it was purchased jointly by Cambridge University Library and the Bodleian Libraries, Oxford, in 2013.
Yüzyıl 1
1100s C.E.
Yüzyıl 2
1200s C.E.
Oluşturma Tarihi (Bağlantı Türü)
keyword search
Tarih Aralığı
[1100-01-01 TO 1299-12-31]
Oluşturma Türü
creation
Yıl (Bitiş)
1299
Yıl (Başlangıç)
1100
Görüntü Hakları (Görüntüleme)
Cambridge University Library
Görüntü Hakları (İndirme)
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Dil Kodu 1
jrb
Dil 1
Judeo-Arabic
Metadata Hakları
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landscape
Filigran Beyanı
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