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ke gedóḥo ṭey ṣadáḳ yešodéˀen éˀefo ḥéseb díˀyhen máḳdara dɛg yezáˁa ˁášara aḳráṣ wa-dɛg ˁešrín ḳorṣ wa-dɛg mákkuk wa-yešˁároẓ̂ di-bíŝi šey ‘When a boat would come, people doled out the supplies according to their means: one of them took ten q., another one—twenty q., and still another—up to a m. And those with nothing had to borrow (money to buy food)’ (CSOL I 29:3)