Manuscript, Seder Tikun HaShulchan for each day. [Italy, 19th century].
“… prior to mealtime, and will wash his hands and recite blessing of Asher Yatzar and then will say Viduy [confession] with heartbreak as written on leaf 1 and mention his sins…”.
Vowelized scribe writing upon thick paper. Passages of study from the Torah, Mishnah and Talmud, recited prior to ritual washing of hands and Birkat HaMazon [grace after meals]. Includes Kabbalistic prayer: “Yeheh Rava Min Kadam Stima…”, Shir Shel Yom, Lamnatze’ach. Arranged according to the weekdays. Includes Birkot HaNehenin and Birkat HaMazon.
[1], 1-7, 12-26 (missing leaves 8-11 [of Birkat HaMazon], and missing from end [at beginning of Shabbat prayers]). 21.5 cm. Fair condition. Coarse tears, severe stains (apparently from daily use at table). Ownership notations.