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Fragment of a piyut before Musaf for Yom Kippur, 1900?-1930?
קטע מהפיוט לפני מוסף ליום כפור

Kislak Center for Special Collections - Manuscripts CAJS Rar Ms 526
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Format:
Book
Manuscript
Contributor:
Schoen, Kenneth, donor.
Language:
Hebrew
Subjects (All):
Yom Kippur--Liturgy--Texts.
Yom Kippur--Liturgy.
Piyutim.
Genre:
Texts.
fragments (object portions)
prayers (compositions)
Penn Provenance:
Discovered between the leaves of an edition of the Zohar printed in Livorno (Schoen).
Presented to The Penn Libraries in 2019 by Kenneth Schoen.
Physical Description:
1 leaf : paper ; 170 x 100 (65 x 90) mm
Place of Publication:
1900?-1930?
Language Note:
In Hebrew.
Summary:
This is a manuscript leaf of a prayer of supplication recited before the Musaf prayer for Yom Kippur; it is a variant of the prayer composed by "Eliyahu" called "Eshpokh deme nafshe" (see: Lanshuth, L., ʻAmude ha-ʻavodah (Berlin: G. Berenstein, W. Adolf & Co., 1857-1862, p. xxi) though with some variations added (such as שלא יקראוהו עליה כוחת הטומאה, so the impure forces don't tear [our prayers] asunder) and ending with למדני חוקיך (from Psalms 119:12). Written in 10 lines on commercial paper ruled in lead; written in a semicursive Eastern script common in late Yemeni Hebrew manuscripts; it was probably written in Yemen during the early 20th century.
Cited as:
UPenn CAJS Rar Ms. 526
OCLC:
1135462843

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