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Fragment of damaged parchment featuring ornate geometric and floral designs in gold and black, including one large and two small circular lotuses and Hebrew micrography.

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Bible Codex

11th Century

Damaged vertical parchment with fifteen lines of vowelless Hebrew script below two simple drawings, with several holes and tears.

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Judeo-Arabic and Armenian Word List (Egypt)

10th to 12th Century

Worn manuscript page with handwritten vowelless Hebrew, with some lines spaced out across the page.

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Record of Debts

ca. 1200

Irregular, tattered manuscript fragment with large Hebrew script in red with black and red decorations, then large plain black script, and then smaller black script.

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Ketubah (Fustāt, Egypt)

1080/1

Irregular fragment of tattered manuscript with Hebrew lettering alternating between black, red, and gold, with vowels in black outline, and with small decorations disprersed among the words and smaller, vowelless lines of text below.

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Ketubah (Fustāt, Egypt)

1119

Manuscript page with Hebrew text and a drawing of four black rectangles.

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Drawing of the Block Mold Used for Making Tefillin

Yefet ben Solomon ha-Levi

1181–1204

Manuscript page with two columns of Hebrew text, each column with a heading and each line featuring a word followed by a space and then a phrase, with smaller notes alongside.

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An Early Manuscript Copy of the Book of Word Pairs

Masoretes

7th to 10th Century

Rectangular mounted wooden plaque with two lines of carved Hebrew script.

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An Oak Board from a Synagogue in Cairo, Egypt

11th or 12th Century

Facing manuscript pages in Hebrew script on damaged parchment.

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A Manuscript Page with the Amidah translated into Judeo-Arabic

Amidah

10th to 13th Century

Manuscript page with Hebrew script in two columns and two micrographic floral circles to the lower right, with small, vowelless notes between the columns and around the edges.

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A Page from a Medieval Bible Codex Perhaps from Italy

ca. 1200

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Rabbinic Criticism of Popular Use

b. Shabbat 32a

220–600

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Special Treatment for a Donor

Luke 7:1–5

Late 1st or Early 2nd Century