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Shevut Ya‘akov (The Captivity of Jacob)

Jacob Reischer

1719

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The Itinerary in the Wilderness

Biblical Period

Facing-page manuscript with Judeo-Persian text.

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Judeo-Persian Haggadah (Kaifeng)

17th Century

Manuscript page of Hebrew text arranged in verses.

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The Song at the Sea

Biblical Period

Single manuscript page with Hebrew text, two illustrations on the left margin of two people at a table with an herb and of a person next to child, and an illustration on the bottom of people sitting around a table while man waits outside the door.

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Flörsheim Haggadah

1502

Manuscript page with Hebrew text, with some words set apart in rectangular frames, surrounded by border of branches, flowers, and birds, and small illustration of boy and animal with tail in bottom margin.

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Maḥzor for the Rite of Carpentras

1540/1

Manuscript page with Hebrew text in center, large decorated Hebrew word at the top of the page next to illustration of figure at top right pouring wine, and illustration of people seated at table at bottom of page.

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Haggadah (Crete)

Mattetiah Spagnolo

1583

Manuscript page with Hebrew text in center and illustrations surrounding, including figures on left and right of text, two cherubs above text, and group of people below.

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Haggadah (Vienna)

Aaron Wolff Herlingen of Gewitsch

1725

Manuscript page of Hebrew text above illustration of man on mountain with crowd of people and tents below.

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Haggadah (Amsterdam)

Joseph Leipnik

1740

Manuscript page with Hebrew text of illustrations of figures outside a castle on bottom and a man and woman separated by sword on the right.

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Chantilly Haggadah

1500–1549

Manuscript page with Hebrew writing on top and illustration below of three central figures in hats and holding swords, next to a horse, camel, dogs, and two tents, with people in the left background and mountains beyond.

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Haggadah (Amsterdam)

Joseph Leipnik

1737

Framed piece of paper with three columns of text: single letters in left column, numbers in middle column, and Hebrew text in right column.

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Omer Board

1730