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• Shemuʼel ben Hoshaʻna שמואל בן הושענא, פיטן Samuel ben Hoshana 09..-1012?

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• https://franklin.library.upenn.edu/catalog/FRANKLIN_9940419683503681

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• In the ḳerovot, each strophe begins a new paragraph; in the seli.hot verse endings are denoted by a punctus, strophe endings by a caret(? guillemet?) or triangle; some words vocalized on fols 2-3 (Halper 287); Published from this source, with introduction and notes, by M. Zulay, Yediʹot ha-makhon le-ḥeḳer ha-shirah ha-'Ivrit, v. 3 (1937), p. 165-175; These ḳerovot commemorate the Third of Shevat, an event described by Jacob Mann (Hebrew Union College Annual v. 3, p. 258 with mention of the pertinent piyyutim, p. 261 n. 19; The Jews of Egypt, vol. II p. 34); Fol. 1r-v (Halper 286): A. The fragment starts in the piyyut for the seventh blessing of the ʹAmidah (גואל), and continues to the endרציפת שלום תרצוף לי מחשבות שלום לחשב (strophes ז-צ). The theme, appearing in the first verse of each strophe, is Psalm CII. The acrostic signature, formed by the every fourth verse, reads שמואל ה]שלישי בחבורה]; Fol. 2r 1 (Halper 287.1): B. Heading: אחרת\ י״ח לתענית שלושה בשבט על הצרה והישועה. Another ḳerovah le-Shemonah ʹeśreh that starts ארוממך י'י כי דליתני. Written in the same scheme as the preceding including the identical acrostic signature. Here the theme is Psalm XXX; Fol. 3r 10 (Halper 287.2): C. A seliḥah אילו פינו מלא שירה כים. Twenty-two two-verse strophes (א-ת); Fol. 3v 18 (Halper 287.2): D. The first two strophes (verses א-ז) of another seliḥah אזכרה אלהים ואהמיה. באחוז אותי.
   
• Condition: consecutive; losses upper exterior corners; stained, faded.
   

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

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• Piyutim

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