Plaque en argent à usage synagogal que l’on trouve dans les communautés romaniotes. Cette plaque était attachée aux tentures de l’arche, aux étoffes permettant d'envelopper la Torah (mappot), ou cousues sur les ceintures de shaddayot.
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Amar, Ariella, and Irina Chernetsky. Shadai’ot: The Collection of the Jewish Museum of Greece: Documentation of the Index for Jewish Art. Jerusalem: Internal Publication of The Center for Jewish Art, 2006.
Battinou, Zanet and Christina Meri. “Seeking Protection: Shaddayot and Alephiot in the Romaniote World.” Windows on Jewish Worlds: Essays in Honor of William Gross, Collector of Judaica, ed. Shalom Sabar et al., Zutphen: Walburg Pers, 2019, pp. 322-33.
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