Liturgical poetry from Ashkenaz Ashkenazic Mahzor Manuscript CAJS Rare Ms. 382, Maḥazor minhag Ashkenaz le-Yamim ha-noraʼim ule-Sukot Illuminated initial word (kol) at the opening of the Kol Nidre (all vows) prayer for Yom Kippur Folio 50, recto Rhineland, 13-14th centuries Ashkenazic Mahzor Manuscript CAJS Rare Ms. 382, Maḥazor minhag Ashkenaz le-Yamim ha-noraʼim ule-Sukot A liturgical poem (piyyut) omitted by the original scribe was added on the margins by an almost contemporary hand Folio 143, recto Rhineland, 13-14th centuries Ashkenazic Mahzor Manuscript CAJS Rare Ms. 382, Maḥazor minhag Ashkenaz le-Yamim ha-noraʼim ule-Sukot The initial word (et) of this yotser prayer is written on a parchment patch that replaces a decorated panel cut from the page Folio 227, recto Rhineland, 13-14th centuries Credit: Library at the Herbert D. Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies, University of Pennsylvania (More bibliographic information) Credit: Library at the Herbert D. Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies, University of Pennsylvania (More bibliographic information) Credit: Library at the Herbert D. Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies, University of Pennsylvania (More bibliographical information)
