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• https://franklin.library.upenn.edu/catalog/FRANKLIN_9940419303503681

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• Some verse endings denoted by a sof pasuḳ; Fol. 1 contains piyyutim for rain, recited on Shemini ʹatseret, probably by Joseph ibn Abitur; (recto) The last two verses of ישבעון ידידך מאוצרות שמים (Thesaurus of Medieval Hebrew poetry / Israel Davidson. New York : JTS, 1924 3983), which appears elsewhere as the end of the Miḥayeh segment; Under the heading רשות, starts אואל לפתוח אמרות, three strophes, seven rhyming verses each, the last of which starts וענני בגשמי . The acrostic: א-ת יוסף; (verso) Starts אזי בארבע יסודות צרת חוג שמים two strophes, four verses each. The monorhyme: מים-. The acrostic: א-ד יוסף. Four rhyming verses per strophe, the last is a biblical phrase; Fol. 2, in a different hand, probably from a Shivaʹta for Shemini ʹatseret. Starts וארץ איששת אדניה על מים. Every third verse begins with מים. The monorhyme: מים-.
   
• Condition: non-consecutive, nearly complete; fol. 2v blank; 2r in different hand.
   

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• Cairo Genizah Collection (University of Pennsylvania. Center for Advanced Judaic Studies. Library).
   
• Cairo Genizah Collection (Dropsie College. Library).
   
• Amram.
   

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• Prayers for rain, Jewish

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