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        <note>Verse endings denoted by a punctus; 1r, probably the primary inscription, a document in Judeo-Arabic preventing a blind ḥazan named She'erit ben Japheth from leading the services. A court appointment of a representative of an orphan, whose deceased father bears this same name, is found in Cambridge T-S 10 J7 fol. 17 (recorded by S. Goitein, Mediterranean Society, vol. III pp. 295-296). This She'erit died in Fustat. See also שארית החזן פאר החזנים mentioned in Cambridge 13 J19 fol. 14; 17 lines with large spaces between them, as is common among official letters of the Gaonate (e.g. responsum of R. Ḥai Gaon in Cambridge NS 324.112/Mosseri VII 157, dated April 1037); 1v contains a poem, in Wafir meter, in honor of an unspecified bridegroom (represented in the formulary format: [פל[וני. Starts אשורר שיר לציר חוקר. Forty verses, monorhymed ים-. This appears to be a secondary inscription on the blank (or erased) side of the document on side 1.</note>
        <note>Condition: superscription partially torn, losses; faded; widthwise, mail format fold; verso in different hand.</note>
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