Yevamot 22b l. 47 יהודה to 23b l. 24 כשה]וכרו](recto); 24a l. 22 לגמרי to 24b l. 30 [דליכא ע[דים(verso, likely to have continued to about l. 45).; The Mishnah texts are represented by lead phrases only, probably having been presented as a consecutive text at the beginning of the chapter; one marginal note on the recto mentions the location of a parallel text, another, is in a Sephardic cursive hand at the top of the page.; In the margin of the verso, also in a cursive hand, is a notification of an alternative reading which starts מצאתי כתוב. The name of the chapter appears in the upper edge of the recto in a cursive hand.; This fragment not included in scientific edition, ed. Liss et al., Complete Israeli Talmud Institute, vol. I 1983.; The graphic layout, width of fol. and probably the hand, are identical with that Talmud ms. Hamburg Heb. 19 (Gerona 1184). Texts breaks are signified by two hyphens plus two spaces; comparable also to New York JTSA MS RAB 2351 on Yevamot 100 (also not included in Liss et al.).; Hebrew and Aramaic. Hebrew
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