Paper 15.8 X 11 cm material applied: black ink ruling method: columns: 1 (1-2 verses per line) lines: 23-25.
Contained In:
Cairo Genizah Collection
Other Title:
Collection of piyutim
Place of Publication:
[Orient], [publisher not identified], 12th century-14th century?
Language Note:
Hebrew and Judeo-Arabic. Hebrew
Notes:
Each Piyyut is followed by the shorthand allusion to the recitation of the 13 attributes אל מלך, the common format for Seliḥot. Fol. 1 A. Starts אנא שמע שועתינו\ אל נא תעזוב אותנו, in 22 alphabetized strophes, four verses per letter.
The first six verses (א-ו of the alphabetic acrostic), of אנוסה לע[זרא פצ]תי (Thesaurus of Medieval Hebrew poetry / Israel Davidson. New York : JTS, 1924-1933, 6398; Leḳet piyuṭe Seliḥot / Ernst Daniel Goldschmidt. Yerushalayim : Meḳitse nirdamim, 1993, no. 54), attributed to Eleazar ben Judah of Worms (the author of Rokeaḥ), which functions as a Sheniyah (Second Piyyut in the Seliḥot sequence).
Fol. 2 recto contains A. B: all but the first verse (א) of the R. Ḥai Gaʾon's אנה עזב אל המון מעיו, one verse per letter and 2 additional verses of the acrostic signature האיי. Published from this source by H. Brody: Yediʹot ha-Makhon le-ḥeḳer ha-shirah ha-ʹIvrit, V. 3 (1937), p. 23-25.
Verso B: Starts אך בך לדל מעוז בצר, possibly attributed to Solomon ha-Bavli, two letters per verse.
C: The Aḳedah איתן לימד דעת בטרם ידעך כל (Thesaurus of Medieval Hebrew poetry / Israel Davidson. New York : JTS, 1924-1933, 3206).
Forms part of: Cairo Genizah Collection.
Cited in:
Halper, no. 229
IMHM, no. F38399
OCLC:
1366218750
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