Results
1009 results found of all 1317 Corpus Texts
Download
Download IEDC Data
You are about to download data for all texts in the search results from the IEDC database.
To start the download, please click on your desired format below.
Note: it can take up to several minutes to download your data, so please wait whilst it processes
- Microsoft Word (.docx)
- JSON
Download started
871
National Library of Israel:
Ms.Heb.8333.142, verso
Short list detailing the expenses of the writer's brother.
- Primary Language
- New Persian (Arabic script)
- Type
- List or table (Document)
- Writing Support
- Paper
- Dates (CE)
- Unknown
Transcription
Translation
Transliteration
872
National Library of Israel:
Ms.Heb.8333.8
The left side of a short letter, in which the sender apologized for not being able to show up at the khwāja's house due to his oath not to drink wine.
- Primary Language
- New Persian (Arabic script)
- Type
- Letter (Document)
- Writing Support
- Paper
- Dates (CE)
- Unknown
Transcription
Translation
Transliteration
873
National Library of Israel:
Ms.Heb.8333.105, recto
The closing of a letter in which the sender requests the recipient to issue a ruling in his case. Another possibility is that the sender requests his release/freedom from the recipient.
- Primary Language
- New Persian (Arabic script)
- Type
- Letter (Document)
- Writing Support
- Paper
- Dates (CE)
- Unknown
Transcription
Translation
Transliteration
874
National Library of Israel:
Ms.Heb.8333.110, recto
Fragment of a petition letter, possibly complaining about a person titled/called Amīrdād. The sender may originate in a place called Qalba.
- Primary Language
- New Persian (Arabic script)
- Type
- Letter (Document)
- Writing Support
- Paper
- Dates (CE)
- Unknown
Transcription
Translation
Transliteration
875
National Library of Israel:
Ms.Heb.8333.111, recto
Fragment of a letter in which the sender expresses satisfaction that the ruler's decrees have reached him.
- Primary Language
- New Persian (Arabic script)
- Type
- Letter (Document)
- Writing Support
- Paper
- Dates (CE)
- Unknown
Transcription
Translation
Transliteration
876
National Library of Israel:
Ms.Heb.8333.118, verso
Various sums written in siyāq style, possibly for practice. The sums are measured in mann.
- Primary Language
- Arabic (Arabic script)
- Type
- Administrative (Document)
- Writing Support
- Paper
- Dates (CE)
- Unknown
Transcription
Translation
Transliteration
877
National Library of Israel:
Ms.Heb.8333.122, recto
Title of a list.
- Primary Language
- New Persian (Arabic script)
- Type
- Administrative (Document)
- Writing Support
- Paper
- Dates (CE)
- Unknown
Transcription
Translation
Transliteration
878
National Library of Israel:
Ms.Heb.8333.124, recto
Bottom section of a legal document.
- Primary Language
- New Persian (Arabic script)
- Type
- Legal (Document)
- Writing Support
- Paper
- Dates (CE)
- mid-May 1258 (?)
Transcription
Translation
Transliteration
879
National Library of Israel:
Ms.Heb.8333.126, recto
Fragment of a recycled decree.
- Primary Language
- New Persian (Arabic script)
- Type
- Administrative (Document)
- Writing Support
- Paper
- Dates (CE)
- Unknown
Transcription
Translation
Transliteration
880
National Library of Israel:
Ms.Heb.8333.131
Fragment of an order of payment mentioning a certain Najīb al-Dīn.
- Primary Language
- New Persian (Arabic script)
- Type
- Administrative (Document)
- Writing Support
- Paper
- Dates (CE)
- May-June 1214 (?)
Transcription
Translation
Transliteration
881
National Library of Israel:
Ms.Heb.8333.132
Bottom section of a legal document, containing several witness clauses.
- Primary Language
- New Persian (Arabic script)
- Type
- Legal (Document)
- Writing Support
- Paper
- Dates (CE)
- Unknown
Transcription
Translation
Transliteration
882
National Library of Israel:
Ms.Heb.8333.138
A fragmentary list containing names of men and quantities measured in mann.
- Primary Language
- New Persian (Arabic script)
- Type
- Administrative (Document)
- Writing Support
- Paper
- Dates (CE)
- Unknown
Transcription
Translation
Transliteration
883
National Library of Israel:
Ms.Heb.8333.142, recto
The opening of a letter addressed to Shujāʿ al-Dīn Muḥammad Darzī and Jamāl al-Dīn Masʿūd Shāhyār. The formatcharacterized by the narrow shape of the paper and the wide spacing between linessuggests it may have been a decree.
- Primary Language
- New Persian (Arabic script)
- Type
- Letter (Document)
- Writing Support
- Paper
- Dates (CE)
- Unknown
Transcription
Translation
Transliteration
884
Afghanistan National Archives:
Firuzkuh 71
Opening of a letter addressed to a certain Jamāl al-Dawla wal-Dīn.
- Primary Language
- New Persian (Arabic script)
- Type
- Letter (Document)
- Writing Support
- Paper
- Dates (CE)
- Unknown
Transcription
Translation
Transliteration
885
Afghanistan National Archives:
Firuzkuh 72
The top part of the paper contains a few practice lines, while the bottom part features a list of items, including textiles and kitchenware.
- Primary Language
- New Persian (Arabic script)
- Type
- List or table (Document)
- Writing Support
- Paper
- Dates (CE)
- Unknown
Transcription
Translation
Transliteration
886
Afghanistan National Archives:
Firuzkuh 73
Opening of a letter addressed to a female correspondent titled ʿIṣmat al-Dunyā wal-Dīn sent by Ayyūb (?) b. Abū Bakr.
- Primary Language
- New Persian (Arabic script)
- Type
- Letter (Document)
- Writing Support
- Paper
- Dates (CE)
- Unknown
Transcription
Translation
Transliteration
887
Afghanistan National Archives:
Firuzkuh 75, verso
Fragment of a letter, probably private, in which the sender seeks the recipient's approval to reside in the latter's landed property. The sender also requests a response from the recipient.
- Primary Language
- New Persian (Arabic script)
- Type
- Letter (Document)
- Writing Support
- Paper
- Dates (CE)
- Unknown
Transcription
Translation
Transliteration
888
Afghanistan National Archives:
Firuzkuh 74
Fragment of the middle part of a decree discussing the kinship rights of the son of a lord, probably killed, and confirming the validity of the late lord's appointment of a high official titled majlis-i rafīʿ. Mayhanī (1350/1971, p. 11) seems to place this majlis-i rafīʿ at a low level of the top tier of the...
- Primary Language
- New Persian (Arabic script)
- Type
- Administrative (Document)
- Writing Support
- Paper
- Dates (CE)
- Unknown
Transcription
Translation
Transliteration
889
Afghanistan National Archives:
Firuzkuh 76
Fragment of a legal document, with very little text surviving, making it difficult to discern its precise purpose or context.
- Primary Language
- New Persian (Arabic script)
- Type
- Legal (Document)
- Writing Support
- Paper
- Dates (CE)
- Unknown
Transcription
Translation
Transliteration
890
Afghanistan National Archives:
Firuzkuh 77
Fragment of witness signatures pertaining to a legal document. Very little text survives, making it difficult to discern its precise purpose or context.
- Primary Language
- New Persian (Arabic script)
- Type
- Legal (Document)
- Writing Support
- Paper
- Dates (CE)
- Unknown
Transcription
Translation
Transliteration
891
Afghanistan National Archives:
Firuzkuh 78
Fragment of a letter of an unknown nature.
- Primary Language
- New Persian (Arabic script)
- Type
- Letter (Document)
- Writing Support
- Paper
- Dates (CE)
- Unknown
Transcription
Translation
Transliteration
892
Afghanistan National Archives:
Firuzkuh 82
A fragment recording a transaction of land sale. The document has multiple errors and possible omissions of formulae expected to be found in such documents.
- Primary Language
- New Persian (Arabic script)
- Type
- Legal (Document)
- Writing Support
- Paper
- Dates (CE)
- Mid-February 1212
Transcription
Translation
Transliteration
893
Afghanistan National Archives:
Firuzkuh 9
Fragment of a legal document, possibly a land sale deed or a settlement agreement, concerning a plot of land with a capacity of thirty mann of seed.
- Primary Language
- New Persian (Arabic script)
- Type
- Legal (Document)
- Writing Support
- Paper
- Dates (CE)
- Unknown
Transcription
Translation
Transliteration
894
Afghanistan National Archives:
Firuzkuh 86
Fragment of a legal document, with very little text surviving, making it difficult to discern its precise purpose or context.
- Primary Language
- New Persian (Arabic script)
- Type
- Legal (Document)
- Writing Support
- Paper
- Dates (CE)
- Unknown
Transcription
Translation
Transliteration
895
Afghanistan National Archives:
Firuzkuh 87
The bottom part of a legal document, presenting several witness clauses.
- Primary Language
- New Persian (Arabic script)
- Type
- Legal (Document)
- Writing Support
- Paper
- Dates (CE)
- Unknown
Transcription
Translation
Transliteration
896
Afghanistan National Archives:
Firuzkuh 91
Fragment of a state document requesting that the recipient should approach the king and request that he issue a decree appointing a province governor with his signature (tawqīʿ).
- Primary Language
- New Persian (Arabic script)
- Type
- Letter (Document)
- Writing Support
- Paper
- Dates (CE)
- Unknown
Transcription
Translation
Transliteration
897
Afghanistan National Archives:
Firuzkuh 98
The opening of the settlement agreement appearing in Firuzkuh 18.
- Primary Language
- New Persian (Arabic script)
- Type
- Legal (Document)
- Writing Support
- Paper
- Dates (CE)
- Unknown
Transcription
Translation
Transliteration
898
Afghanistan National Archives:
Firuzkuh 19
Fragment of a legal document, probably formed as an acknowledgement deed, concerning inheritance (mīrāth).
- Primary Language
- New Persian (Arabic script)
- Type
- Legal (Document)
- Writing Support
- Paper
- Dates (CE)
- Unknown
Transcription
Translation
Transliteration
899
Khalili Collection:
DOC 151
Inventory list, probably detailing the personal belongings of a wealthy individual. There is a preponderance of fabrics, dye, jewels, clothing, footwear, farm animals and domestic utensils.
- Primary Language
- New Persian (Arabic script)
- Type
- List or table (Document)
- Writing Support
- Paper
- Dates (CE)
- Unknown
Transcription
Translation
Transliteration
900
Khalili Collection:
DOC 152, verso
Fragment of a legal document. One possible scenario is that it is a loan acknowledgement of 1,000 mann of grain given by Shujāʿ al-Dīn Ibrāhīm. The loan is valued at 30 dinars and 5.5 dāng. Another possibility is that the acknowledger borrowed 1,000 mann of grain and 30 dinars and 5.5 dāng. Only one witness...
- Primary Language
- New Persian (Arabic script)
- Type
- Legal (Document)
- Writing Support
- Paper
- Dates (CE)
- Unknown
Transcription
Translation
Transliteration
Page
of
34