Ottoman Manuscript Library

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Fragment of quire. Hebrew: Levitivus, chapters 1 & 2; Arabic commentary.

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Part of Coptic-Arabic document. See E 16637, 16639.

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Hebrew-Arabic: letter. Writer came to Cyprus but was afraid to land out of fear for the king. He was reassured by a man who brought him a safe-conduct letter. Mentions Rabbi Isaacs. Rabbi Abraham, also 'Abd el-Kafi and 'Abd el-Rahman.

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Manuscript of Koran. Written in Arabic, Naskhi script. 23 Folios. 4-11 lines to a page, richly decorated. Five unwars. Some titles are in gold. Cream colored heavy paper. Old oriental binding, dark brown leather, embossed gold. Contents: Chapters 78-114. Dates and names: f.2a- the mosques of Baghdad are mentioned. f. 21b- written by Ahmed ben (son of) Ali Isphahani (from Ispahan). pg. 22a- finished in the madrassa(theological seminary) of our lord, the Sultan and King, Zahir Abu Said in 10 Dhul

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Part of Coptic document (Arabic heading).

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Hebrew-Arabic: Letter to Sa'id Halfan, son of Moses.

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In Greek, Coptic, and Arabic. Including Coptic manuscript, Acts 27: 4-9, 9b-13.

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Lower portion of a statue of a kneeling man, with arms crossed over his chest. Head and upper portion of statue is missing. Texts exist on the front below his arms, on the top of the base, around the edges of the base, and down the back pillar. The texts name the owner as the High Priest of Amun, Roma-Roy.

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Four pages. Arabic/Hebrew letters: fragment of a theological treatise.

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Greek and Demotic papyrus documents from cartonnage, and other scraps of documents, Arabic, etc. Note: fragments in box and folder

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Coptic and Arabic.

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Part of document. Recto: Coptic. Verso: Arabic.

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One of three scraps of documents written on papyrus, Coptic, Greek, and Arabic.

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Recto, Coptic (?); verso, Arabic.

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Fragments of document. Part of della Vida's work of Arabic papyri. Recto: Arabic. Last page of register of estimated taxes for the districts of Ushmun and lower Ansina. 3rd century A. H. / 9th century A. D. Verso: Greek accounts. Account in Greek of tabulated numerals.

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Numerous fragments of Greek, Coptic, and Arabic documents.

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CBS Register: Babylon (?) Alabaster vase. Artaxerxes I. Alabaster vase with with quadrilingual inscription written in Old Persian, Elamite, Babylonian and Egyptian hieroglyphs with the name "Artaxerxes I".

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Fragment of papyrus. Recto, Coptic: verson, Arabic. Contract of lease of land. Remains of 7 lines of Coptic document on the recto.

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Part of document. Recto: Coptic. Verso: Arabic.

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Part of Coptic-Arabic document. See E 16638, 16639.

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Fragment of document. Greek (?) and Arabic. Part of della Vida's work on Arabic papyri. Recto: Probably end of final list of tax-payers. 3rd century A. H. / 9th century A. D. Verso: Three lines of an account in Greek numbers.

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One of three scraps of documents written on papyrus, Coptic, Greek and Arabic.

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Part of document. Recto: Coptic. Verso: Arabic.

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Greenish marble. Incised arabic inscription running down column. Each end of the shaft is marked with triangle and name written in Greek.

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Fragment of Arabic (?) document.

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Hebrew-Arabic: Recto- legal document, settling a dispute between (a) Ummat el-Kadir, known as Sitt el-Gharb, wife of Abu'l-Fada'il, and (b) her sister, Kurrat el-'Ain, known as Sitt el-Mallah, widow of Abu Ya'Kub. Located as in Fustat, on the River Nile; signed Abraham. Verso: A Hebrew prayer.

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Large Jade - green Jade (Nephrite) - white. Talisman with Arabic Insertion / Old Persian

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Greenish marble column has an incised Hebrew and Arabic inscription, reading from top to bottom. One end is marked with an arrow. No field number, probably not catalogued in the field. Fitzgerald: “Column 1. The shaft lay on the west side of the Church, with the end which had supported the capital towards the east. 5 Arabic and two Hebrew graffiti run along the shaft, all inscribed by persons facing north, with the exception of Number 7 – Hebrew – which is head-on to the other texts. [see public

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Fragment of Coptic-Arabic document.

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Fragment of document, Coptic and Arabic.

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Tattered Greek and Arabic document. Part of della Vida's work on Arabic papyri. Coptic papyrus with Arabic words interspersed. Probably 3rd century A. H. / 9th century A. D.

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Part of Coptic-Arabic document. See E 16637, 16638. Mounted/joined to E16638

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Fragment. Recto: Arabic scribblings. Verso: Coptic (?).

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Fragment of document. REct: Arabic. Verso: Greek (?). Part of della Vida's work on Arabic papyri. Recto: Deed of uncertain character. Verso: Nine lines of Greek-Coptic numbers. Muharram 261 A.H. / October 16th - November 14th 874 A. D.

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Part of papyrus. Recto, Arabic: verso, Coptic.

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Part of document. Recto: Coptic. Verso: Arabic.

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Scrap of document. Recto: Greek. Verso: Arabic.

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Rectangular board contracted toward one end, a short handle at the other. Both faces inscribed

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barrel cylinder, Akk, royal inscription, NB, historical CBS Register: large barrel cylinder in baked clay. Nebuchadnezzar II.

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Fragment of document. Recto: Coptic (?) Verso: Arabic.

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Thin board. Hole bored near top, center, through which string is drawn to hang it up. Used in Koranic schools to practice writing; also, Koranic verses are written on them, then washed off, the ink solution then being drunk as a charm to ward off evil and sickness.

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Part of document. Recto: Arabic. Verso: Coptic.

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Fragment of document. Recto: Arabic. Verso: Coptic (?)

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Part of document. Recto: Coptic. Verso: Arabic.

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One of three scraps of documents written on papyrus, Coptic, Greek, and Arabic.

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Coptic and Arabic.

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Fragment of document. Recto, Greek (?); verso, Arabic.

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Large vase, alabaster, Royal inscription; LB, historical CBS Register: Large alabaster vase, with quadrilingual inscription. Xerxes. Large alabaster vase with quadrilingual inscription in Persian, Elamite, Babylonian and Egyptian hieroglyphs. The incription reads "Xerxes, The Great King"

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Wooden writing slate.

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One of three scraps of documents written on papyrus, Coptic, Greek and Arabic.

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Coptic and Arabic.

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