טקסט ספרותי: T-S NS 160.11
טקסט ספרותי T-S NS 160.11What's in the PGP
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Literary: prayers. This unusual fragment from the Cairo Geniza contains an Aramaic version of the Hebrew prayer Ve-ilu finu (“Were Our Mouths [Filled with Song]”). This prayer is mentioned in the Babylonian Talmud (b. Berakhot 59b). During the geonic period it became a standard part of the closing of the morning psalms–daily in Palestinian communities and on Sabbath and festivals in Babylonian communities. A variety of versions of the prayer survive. This Aramaic version clearly sought to mimic the Hebrew one. A number of Aramaic piyyutim (liturgical poems) for Sabbaths and festivals were composed in Byzantium, suggesting a possible source for this text. This version may have been meant specifically for Passover. (Information from Posen Library)
T-S NS 160.11 1r
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