Fragment of a gaonic letter (Gaster Hebrew MS 2102/3)

Friendship?

And the answer of our beloved says to her: "My beloved’s face and the separation toward my camp."

And the greatness of your splendor The Hebrew word "nofekh" usually refers to a precious gemstone, possibly a turquoise or carbuncle, but here it metaphorically describes the recipient's character or status. which tips my scales, and the chamber of the heart, if it might revive me.

Your body wandered, emptied for me of your likenesses, to return you to my foundation.

A simple decorative divider consisting of several ink dots and short horizontal strokes.

And humility shall answer, being heard over her, for there is comfort in the injustice of my iniquity.

And furthermore, if you reach the Benefactor original: "ha-gomel," likely referring to God as the dispenser of rewards or the one who bestows kindness., we shall live until...

In the crooked paths ma'akashim: twisted or difficult routes, often used in a moral or physical sense of their parchment, from doing right, nor even the support.

And then he said: "Did they call me living?" and they wailed over you for our mother.

In the smallness of my love for our return, and the time of turning away from my affection was completed.

Our iniquity, for as it wore out, your fame grew better, and the eyes of my mouth behold your fame.

My elevation for your time, and it was good for your heart from the fire of your camp, O Rock The "Rock" is a standard poetic title for God in Jewish liturgy..

The term "Haver" or Associate was a specific title for a scholar of high standing within the Babylonian or Palestinian academies.