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Sifra

Sifra Tsav 8:1|Nega’im 13:2|Aḥarei Mot 13:3–4, 9–11, 13

3rd or 4th Century

Stained manuscript with Hebrew text and smaller notes in the margin and at the top corner.

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Mishneh Torah

Moses Maimonides | Yefet ben Solomon ha-Levi

1170s

Worn parchment with handwritten Hebrew script.

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Tafsīr (Judeo-Persian Translation): Ezekiel

Commentary on Ezekiel 37:11-14

Late 10th or Early 11th Centurya

Manuscript page of Hebrew script, in a short paragraph followed by staggered lines, surrounded by smaller vowelless notes.

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The Book of Gardens and Parks: On Exegesis

Ya‘qūb al‑Qirqisānī

Kitāb al-riyāḍ wa-’l-ḥadā’iq, Introduction

938

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Synagogue Construction

t. Megillah 3:22–23

70–300

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The Book of Commandments: Introduction

Ḥefets ben Yatsliaḥ

Kitāb al-sharā’i‘, Introduction

Mid-10th Century

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Book of the Upright

Yeshu‘a ben Judah

Sefer ha-yashar

Mid-11th Century

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Jacob and Esau as Christians and Jews

Romans 9:1–18

55–57

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Philo on Separation from Non-Jews

Philo

On the Special Laws 3.29

First Half of 1st Century

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One Who Rebels against the Sanhedrin: The Rebellious Elder

m. Sanhedrin 11:2

70–220

Aerial view of ancient stone ruins in a desert landscape, showing rectangular foundations, walls, and pathways amid rocky terrain and sandy hills. People are visible exploring the site.

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What Is Miktsat Ma‘asei ha-Torah?

2nd Century BCE–1st Century CE

Stone carving of an ornate structure with two pairs of columns, an arched top, intricate door panels, and steps leading up, etched into a rough stone surface.

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What Is Sifre Deuteronomy?

3rd or 4th Century