Haggada shel Pesach
Side fra Haggada shel Pesach, Tyskland, ca. 1420.
Haggada shel Pesach (hebraisk הגדה של פסח) er den jødiske påskefortælling, som læses ved sedermåltidet de første af syv - eller to første aftener af diasporaen otte dage lange jødiske højtid pesach. Haggada shel Pesah fortæller, hvorledes israelitterne forlod slaveriet i Egypten og blev et frit folk i Israel. Der er tekster fra salmer og diskussioner mellem rabbinere, der fejrer, at de er frie.
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An early 15th century manuscript copied around 1430 in square Ashkenazic script. Its decorations contain initial word panels, a few fully framed borders, and two full-page miniatures. The full-page miniature is the adaptation of medieval Christian iconography for the purposes of illustrating the importance of study and discussion in the celebration of the Passover Seder. Every figure (men and women) is holding a book, presumably a Haggadah, and is involved in discussing the Exodus from Egypt. The text on this page begins Psalm 79 verse 6. Original: Darmstadt, Hessische Landes-und Hochschulbibliotek
An early 15th century manuscript copied around 1430 in square Ashkenazic script. Its decorations contain initial word panels, a few fully framed borders, and two full-page miniatures. The full-page miniature is the adaptation of medieval Christian iconography for the purposes of illustrating the importance of study and discussion in the celebration of the Passover Seder. Every figure (men and women) is holding a book, presumably a Haggadah, and is involved in discussing the Exodus from Egypt. The text on this page begins Psalm 79 verse 6. Original: Darmstadt, Hessische Landes-und Hochschulbibliotek