Bordeaux Haggadah

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Bordeaux Haggadah

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Alternative Titles: La Haggada de Bordeaux
Bordeaux Haggadah
Haggada de la Pâque
The Bordeaux Haggadah
Type: Manuscript on paper
Size / Format: 134 pages / 32.0 × 24.3 cm
Origin: France
Date: 1813
Epochs: Late Middle Ages Onwards
Style: Hebrew
Genre: Judaism / Hebrew
Language: Hebrew
French
Aragonese
Welsh
Illustrations: 3 double- page maps; 1 title page; 29 miniatures
Content: Texts for the Seder and blessings for several other holidays, including Sheva Berachot and weddings. Three maps: Abraham ben Jacob's map of Palestine, Richard Blome's map of Jerusalem, and a map of the Holy Land.
Artist / School: Jacob Zoreph (scribe und illustrator)

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Facsimile Editions

#1 La Haggada de Bordeaux

Nahar - Stavit – Tel Aviv, 1987

Publisher: Nahar - Stavit – Tel Aviv, 1987

Limited Edition: -

Commentary: 1 volume (6 pp.) by Alfred Moldovan
Language: French, English, Hebrew

The introduction is in the same volume as the facsimile, which is clearly separated from it.

1 volume: Exact reproduction of the original document (extent, color and size) Reproduction of the entire original document as detailed as possible (scope, format, colors). The binding may not correspond to the original or current document binding. This edition comes with gilded edges and includes two additional maps: the map of the Duke of Wellington and the map of Du Craan.

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