A letter from the Gaʾon Solomon b. Judah (in his own handwriting) to Ephraim b. Šemarya, with the address on verso in Arabic script. Edited by Gil (1983: II no. 130)
Letter sent to ha-Talmid ha-Baḥur Nissim Agostaro (אגושתארו) in Alexandria from his father Solomon Agostaro, including a warning that he should not come to Cairo before the epidemic has finished, because every day one or two people die. There are greetings to many people, among them Mordechai, E...
Letter to the Nasi, with the address on verso. There is a writing exercise in the top margin of recto, and a draft of a begging letter on verso, in different hands and inks.
Upper half of a rhymed letter of thanks from Jerusalem to Fusṭāṭ, signed (in the continuation) by Solomon b. Judah and other prominent Jerusalemites. The complete text is edited by Gil (1983: II no. 42).
Letter from the exilarch [ʿAzariah] b. Solomon b. Josiah to [...] b. Ḥusayn. Verso contains the address, inverted, along with a great many jottings in large Arabic script. There are also Hebrew pen-trials on both sides.