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מחזור מנהג אשכנז לימים נוראים ולסוכות

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Title מחזור מנהג אשכנז לימים נוראים ולסוכות.
Related place Nordhausen (Thuringia, Germany)-related place
Contributors יעקב בן מאיר, מנורטהויזן ((מוזכר))
The Hamburg State and University Library Carl von Ossietzky Germany
(current owner)
Original Library/publisher The Hamburg State and University Library Carl von Ossietzky, Hamburg, Germany
Script Style אשכנזית
Creation Date מאה י"ד-ט"ו
Notes ההתחלה והסוף חסרים.
עם פרושים קצרים בשוליים בעיקר בהתחלה.
בראש כה"י שיר היחוד עם פרוש ושיר הכבוד, ואחרים רשימת סדר הפיוטים שנהגו לומר בתפלות יום הכפורים בקהילתו "מנורטהו[זן]" (דף 15ב).
בדף 16א: "מרנא ורבנא ר' יעקב מנורטהו[זן] היה נוהג ...".
נושא נוסף: תפלה פרשנות
נושא נוסף: צנזורה 1618
נושא נוסף: תפלה סדורים ומחזורים מנהג אשכנז
The Hamburg State and University Library Carl von Ossietzky Hamburg Germany Cod. hebr. 139
Catalogue Steinschneider, Hamburg Hamburg Germany 115
Subject Digitized manuscripts
Publications M. Steinschneider: Catalog der hebraeischen Handschriften in der Stadtbibliothek zu Hamburg, Hamburg, 1878, no. 115.
J.H. Mai, Bibliotheca Uffenbachiana (Halle 1720).
י' יובל, חכמים בדורם, עמ' 77- ציטוט (דף 16).
Genre Censored manuscripts
Call number at Current Custodian עם חתימות צנזור בראש ובסוף כה"י, חתימה שניה משנת 1618 ועם מחיקות צנזור.
Extent 191 דף.
Language Hebrew
Credits From the collections of Staats- und Universitӓtsbibliothek Hamburg, The National Library of Israel. "Ktiv" Project, The National Library of Israel.
National Library system number 990001674750205171

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