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La sociedad comercial de un mercader de la India en Almería (1139)

Authors: Mordechai Akiva Friedman;

La sociedad comercial de un mercader de la India en Almería (1139)

Abstract

El presente artículo contiene la edición y análisis del documento legal conocido más antiguo de Almería. Consiste en un título de sociedad escrito en judeo-árabe en 1139, conservado en la Guenizá de El Cairo. Las partes contratantes son Ḥalfón, un mercader judeo-egipcio de la India y gran viajero, famoso por su asociación con Judá ha-Leví y con Ibn al-Naghira, comerciante judío del Norte de África. La escritura recién descubierta fue ejecutada antes de la partida de Ḥalfon de Almería para Egipto, y en ella tanto se aclaran datos de la vida de Ḥalfon que ayudan, a su vez, a reconstruir la vida de Judá ha-Leví, como se confirma o se corrige la interpretación de otros elementos del archivo de Ḥalfon. Dos fragmentos del documento original han podido ser identificados, pero continúa incompleto. Aparte de la novedosa información que proporciona sobre algunos de los signatarios, mercaderes internacionales que acompañaban a Ḥalfon en su regreso a Egipto, este documento arroja luz sobre las rutas del comercio internacional y los contactos entre las comunidades de Egipto y al-Ándalus.

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judeo-árabe, al-ándalus, india, Judaism, P1-1091, guenizá, sociedad comercial, almería, comercio, BM1-990, Philology. Linguistics

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