BIBLIOGRAPHIC INFORMATION FOR RECORD Halper 246
TITLE
Title Statement	[Part of a collection of Seliḥot] :
Main Entry -- Uniform Title	Seliḥot.
SUBJECT
Title	Seliḥot.
Topical term	Judaism , Liturgy , Texts.
	Yom Kippur , Liturgy , Texts.
DESCRIPTION
Content	.
General Notes	Written in a rough cursive hand with dull reed; text breaks signified by a punctus. The fragment contains the end of the prayer text, as the writing ends in the middle of fol. 2v. The text is a variant of the standard Gaonic Seliḥot that appear in Kitāb jāmiʾ aṣ-ṣalawāt wat-tāsābīh for Yom Kippur (Sidur Rav Seʹadyah Rav Gaon / Israel Davidson ... [et al., ed.]. Yerushalayim : Meḳitse nirdamim, 1963, p. 307 l. 17- p. 309 l. 2) based heavily on biblical phrases and paraphrases. Unlike Saadia, here the prayer ends with the Blessing : ברוך אתה י'י חנון ומרב[ה] לסלוח, as it may be a supplement to the regular, weekday 'Amidah.
Provenance	Cairo Genizah Collection (University of Pennsylvania. Libraries).
Language	Hebrew. Hebrew Oriental cursive.
CONTRIBUTOR
Corporate Name	Cairo Genizah Collection (University of Pennsylvania. Libraries).
DATE
Date	[Orient, 13th century?]
FORMAT
Extent	2 fol. (bifolium: recto=1r|2v; verso=2r|1v):
Other Physical Detail	consecutive, complete.
Material	Paper
Dimensions	17.1 X 12.7 cm
Material Applied to Surface	material applied: black ink
Information Recording Technique	ruling method: left rule justified by downward slant of last word
Location Within Medium	columns: lines: 13-14.
IDENTIFIER
Call Number	Halper 246
Uniform Resource Identifier for record	http://hdl.library.upenn.edu/1017.4/2277-record
Uniform Resource Identifier for facsimile	http://hdl.library.upenn.edu/1017.4/2277
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Citation/References Note	Halper,,no. 246
	IMHM,,no. F52218, p. 22-23.
	UPenn,,Genizah fragment no. 892 1C 13
RELATION
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