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        <note>When combined, the 2 fragments form about three quarters of the document. The date is in the missing, upper right quarter. The description of Karimah's dowry includes a young black (כושיא) slave girl, inherited from her mother; The bridegroom is Joseph ben Solomon. Issued in the court of Joseph ben &amp; the Judge (השופט), the witnesses sign Ḥalfon ben Mevorakh, Judah ben Moses he-Ḥazan and Joseph ben [...]; Verso bears secondary inscriptions on each half, written in the opposite direction of the recto; Left half of verso is a panegyric poem in Hebrew, in Wafir meter, monorhymed ים-. Probably in honor of a donor, as is inferred by the lineלך השר וראש כל הנדיבים; Right half of verso is another poem of the same type, in praise of the Rosh Yeshivah: הלא הוא בחיר ראשי ישיבות. Long and irregular verses, monorhymed בא-. There are many corrections, indicating that this is a draft copy. In both poems verse endings denoted by a colon; There are a number of writing exercises in the margins. One of them is possibly a date אלף תרנ״ז (i.e., 1346).</note>
        <note>Condition: 2 fragments; damaged, torn, faded; folded lengthwise into two unequal halves.</note>
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