Literary text: T-S AS 110.359 + CUL Or.1080 15.4

Literary text T-S AS 110.359 + CUL Or.1080 15.4

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T-S AS 110.359 + CUL Or.1080 15.4
Primary Language
Hebrew

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This version of the Grace after Meals, preserved in the Cairo Geniza in two fragments, has aspects that follow Palestinian traditions, aspects that follow Babylonian traditions, and certain phrases that belong to other rites entirely. In the manuscript, the scribe recorded a longer and shorter version of the Grace after Meals, with the suggestion that the shorter text, presented here, be recited on weekdays. The text of the prayer and the initial instructions are entirely in Hebrew. (Information from Posen Library)

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Geniza
T-S AS 110.359
Probably Geniza
CUL Or.1080 15.4
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Cambridge University Library, Taylor-Schechter; Cambridge University Library, Oriental Manuscripts
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In PGP since 2026
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T-S AS 110.359 1r

°
1r

T-S AS 110.359 1v

°
1v

CUL Or.1080 15.4 1r

°
1r

CUL Or.1080 15.4 1v

°
1v
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Cambridge University Library, Taylor-Schechter, T-S AS 110.359 + Cambridge University Library, Oriental Manuscripts, CUL Or.1080 15.4. Available online through the Princeton Geniza Project at https://geniza.princeton.edu/documents/42095/ (accessed August 11, 2026).