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Shabbati Halevi's wife

Title	Shabbati Halevi's wife
Publication Date:	1761
Type	Document
Language	Arabic
Digital	No
Manuscript	No
Library:	University of Minnesota Libraries
Record ID	cdi_globaltitleindex_catalog_135655703
Library Location	Request
Date	1761
Notes	Nicknamed Señoro. She dedicated a complete endowment according to the regulations of the Sages, a total of four hundred and fifty lions' grosh to the Beit Midrash "Damascus Eliezer". The students of the sages who are regular in the yeshiva confirm their acceptance, thank and undertake to serve in the Beit Midrash for the benefits of the said endowment oil, and the woman will receive a total of fifty grosh every year for the rest of her life, even if she lives for another fifty years without excess. If the woman needs to die in times of need, They will give her twenty-five pennies per year, up to two hundred pennies, they will deduct two and a half pennies from the mentioned fifty pennies, and she will receive thirty pennies per year. The order of repayment is that, after six months from the day of receiving the loan, the other half will be repaid for the benefit of the yeshiva Her death will be studied for her rest in the "seven days of the reserve", and the study expenses will be made for her on the full month and the full year. If she does not need the mentioned hundreds of divorces, they will all go into the endowment fund, and if they remain on the seven days of her death, they will be divided among the signatories. Shemaya Sirano; Nehemiah may; Avraham Balol; Yoda Br. Jacob Kuli; Avraham Chaiyon; Hezekiah Raphael Haim Alfandari; Winery in Mount Avraham Gershon the 20th century [Harini Keparot from his bed]; 1 Haim Yosef David Azulai [Hida]; Moshe Yoda Navon; Solomon[?].

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Shabbati Halevi's wife

Publication Date 1761

Type Document

Language Arabic

Digital No

Manuscript No

Library University of Minnesota Libraries

Record ID cdi_globaltitleindex_catalog_135655703

Library Location Request

Date 1761

Notes Nicknamed Señoro. She dedicated a complete endowment according to the regulations of the Sages, a total of four hundred and fifty lions' grosh to the Beit Midrash "Damascus Eliezer". The students of the sages who are regular in the yeshiva confirm their acceptance, thank and undertake to serve in the Beit Midrash for the benefits of the said endowment oil, and the woman will receive a total of fifty grosh every year for the rest of her life, even if she lives for another fifty years without excess. If the woman needs to die in times of need, They will give her twenty-five pennies per year, up to two hundred pennies, they will deduct two and a half pennies from the mentioned fifty pennies, and she will receive thirty pennies per year. The order of repayment is that, after six months from the day of receiving the loan, the other half will be repaid for the benefit of the yeshiva Her death will be studied for her rest in the "seven days of the reserve", and the study expenses will be made for her on the full month and the full year. If she does not need the mentioned hundreds of divorces, they will all go into the endowment fund, and if they remain on the seven days of her death, they will be divided among the signatories. Shemaya Sirano; Nehemiah may; Avraham Balol; Yoda Br. Jacob Kuli; Avraham Chaiyon; Hezekiah Raphael Haim Alfandari; Winery in Mount Avraham Gershon the 20th century [Harini Keparot from his bed]; 1 Haim Yosef David Azulai [Hida]; Moshe Yoda Navon; Solomon[?].