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A prayer book for reciting grace after a meal.
What is the Birkat Hamazon? Jewish Blessing After a Meal
Fishof, Iris. “Introduction.” Grace After Meals and other Benedictions: Facsimile of Codex Hebr. XXXII, vol. 1, Copenhagen: Forlaget Old Manuscripts, 1983, pp. 7-58.
Sabar, Shalom. “Seder Birkat ha-Mazon – Vienna 1720: Khtaw Ha-Yad Ha-Mezuyiar Ha-Mukdam Be-Yoter shel Ha-Sofer-Ha-Aman Ahron Wolf Schreiber Herlingen Me-Gewitsch [Grace After Meal Arrangement – Vienna 1720: The Earliest Known Illuminated Manuscript by the Scribe-Artist Aaron Wolf Schreiber Herlingen of Gewitsch].” Zekhor Davar le-ʻAvdekha: Asufat Maʼamarim le-Zekher Dov Rapel [Essays and Studies in Memory of Dov Rappel], ed. Shmuel Glick et al., Jerusalem: Lifshitz College and Bar-Ilan University, 2007, pp. 8-17, 455-72.
Scheiber, Alexander. “An illuminated Birkat Ha-Mazon Manuscript and its Copyist.” Studies in Bibliography and Booklore, vol. 3, no. 3/4, Cincinnati/New York: Hebrew Union College – Jewish Institute of Religion, 1958, pp. 115-21.
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