Machzor ‘Hadrat Kodesh’ according to the Ashkenazic custom of Italy, with Remez, Drash and Sod (Pardes) commentary.

Venice, 1599-1600. Zuan Bragadin Press by Zuan Di Gara. Two Parts.

The machzor contains many commentaries and additions by various rabbis. Alongside every Piyyut, its author and his intention were written.

Part 1 A: Prayers for the days of the week and Sabbath, Yotzrot for Sabbath and Rosh Chodesh, Shabbat Bereshit, the Sabbath of Hanukkah, Arba Parshiyot, Purim and Shabbat Hagadol; Selichot for Monday and Thursday and Monday, Assarah BeTevet, the 17th of Tamuz and Brit Milah; Passover and Shavuot; Kinot and "tziyunim" for Tisha beAv; Yotzrot for Shabbat nachamu, Shabbat Nissuin and Brit Milah. At the end of this section, a poem praying the Machzor by Rabbi Yehuda Aryeh of Modena.

Overall Great condition, some stains, pages 175-180 have marginal page repairs, page 277 has a marginal tear affecting text, last page corner margin frayed, later cloth binding with rubbed corners.

340 leaves. 29.8 Cm

Part 2: Selichot and prayers for the month of Elul and the all the High Holidays until Simchat Torah. 

Overall Good-fair condition, stains, title page and some pages have small marginal tears, pages 78-93 top margin absent, page 266 loose from binding, page 267,294-296 lower margin repair, last few pages have some marginal worming, later cloth binding with rubbed corners

315 Leaves, Without last page that has the printers device. 28.2 Cm.


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Machzor Hadrat Kodesh according to the Ashkenazic Custom – with the Pardes Commentary – Two Parts – Venice 1599-1600.

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