Publication Date
1800
Subject
Jewish law
Type
Other
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Library
Pompeu Fabra University Library
Record ID
cdi_europeana_collections_318_marc_nli_003370643
Library Location
Available Online
Date
1800
Sample Text
In Hebrew and Arabic with different spellings, and probably consists of different manuscripts bound together. Among other things: "I will begin to write down the holy names and their virtues and cures" ([25]a ff., "I found a good object copied from the mouth of the sages ... I shortened it ... and it will be called Fates [Urim] and Totumim" ([64b]-[71]b), "The fate of Urim and Totumim" ([72]a-[73]a), a virtue to be bound "Kabbalah from Rabbi Mehrai Bahat Zelha" ([81]a), beginning "The Thunderers for Rabbi Yehuda Karsini" ([92]a), "Thalei Eliab Lansa", a horoscope in Arabic, only until the beginning of the second chapter: "Alb[ab] Alter" ([129]b [130]a) in the pages ([89]a, [90]a) Laws of slaughter and carnage, among them in the matter of the carnivore of the lung "in the name of the late Abraham [? Avraham] Tabah Zal" ([89]a, And see S. Melchi Rabbanan, 7 Zeb), an edict in which a voice calls not to eat the slaughter of a butcher who did not receive permission to slaughter from the rabbis of a synagogue, signed by "Mordechai N' Harosh 16" ([90]a) Additional topic: Halacha laws and customs Additional topic: Folklore In Hebrew and Arabic in different writings, and probably consists of different manuscripts that were bound together. Among other things: "I will begin to write the holy names and their merits and medicines" ([25]A. Onwards, "A good object I found copied from the mouths of sages ... I've shortened ... And we will read the fates of [Orim] and Tumim" ([64b]-[71]b), "Fate of Orim and Tumim" ([72]a-[73]A), a virtue attached to "Kabbalah from the Rabbi of The Rabbi of Bethleh zala" ([81]a), the beginning of "Thunder to Rabbi Yehuda Krasini" ([92]A), "To The God's Dreams", "The Beginning of the Thunder to Rabbi Yehuda Krasini" ([92]A. Horoscope in Arabic, only until the beginning of a second gate: "Aleb [Father] Improvisation" ([129] in [130]A) In the pages ([89]a, [90]a) slaughter and prey laws, among them regarding the prey of the lung "in the name of ARA[? Avraham] Massacre " ([89]a, and see S. Malki Rabanan, 72), a toll in which a voice calls not to eat from the slaughter of a butcher who did not receive permission to slaughter the Rabbi of The Knesset, signed by "Mordechai And Harush 15" ([90]a) Another issue: Halacha law and customs Another theme: folklore in Hebrew and Arabic in different spellings, and probably consists of different manuscripts bound together. Among other things: "I will begin to write down the holy names and their virtues and cures" ([25] ff., "I found a good object copied from the mouth of the sages ... I compiled it ... and it was called Fates [Urim] and Totumim" ([64b]-[71]b), "Fate of Urim and Totumim" ([72]a-[73]a), Segulah To be bound "Kabbalah from the Rabbi Mahari Bhatt Zelha" ([81]a), the beginning of "The Thunderers for Rabbi Yehuda Karsini" ([92]a), "Thalei Elib Lansa", a horoscope in Arabic, only up to the beginning of the second chapter: "Alb[av] Alter" ([129]b-[130]a) in pages ([89]a, [90]a) Laws of slaughter and hunting, among them in the matter of hunting The letter "In the name of the late Abraham" ([89]a, and see S. Melchi Rabnan, 7b), a letter calling not to eat the slaughter of a butcher who did not receive permission to slaughter from the synagogue, signed by "Mordechai N' Harosh 16" ([90]a) Additional topic: Laws and customs Additional topic: Folklore
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