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[Pinḳas be-ʿIvrit ṿe-Iṭalḳit-Yehudit : ʿim mikhtavim, shirim, piyuṭim, pitgamim, ṿe-khu. / nikhtav ʿal yede Shelomoh di Ḳandiʾah]. [פנקס בעברית ואיטלקית־יהודית : עם מכתבים, שירים, פיוטים, פתגמים, וכו׳ / נכתב על ידי שלמה די קאנדיאה]. [Notebook : with poems, aphorisms, love letters in Judaeo-Italian, and a long Sabbath-poem, 'Ben venuta o bella sposa' in Judaeo-Italian, et cetera / written by Solomon Candia].
Fano, Menahem Azariah da (1548-1620); Dato, Mordechai
[c 1590–1641]
Hebrew title supplied by cataloguer. English title derived from Roth, "Catalogue", in Alexander Marx: Jubilee Volume, vol. 1 (New York, 1950), no. 701. Variant titles: Maḥberet. מחברת. Igro...
Seder ḳitsur zemirot Yiśraʾel ke-minhag ḳ.ḳ. Sefaradim. סדר קצור זמירות ישראל כמנהג ק"ק ספרדים. [Occasional poems and hymns according to the Sephardi usage].
Dato, Mordechai; Najara, Israel ben Moses (1555?-1625?)
529 [1768 or 1769]–1792
Hebrew title supplied from title page. English title derived from Roth, "Catalogue", in Alexander Marx: Jubilee Volume, vol. 1 (New York, 1950), no. 23. Dates of production: In title page text: Ṭe...
Yotser shel yom Hoshaʿna Raba / she-ḥiber Shabtai Beʾer ; ṿe-gam ha-shirim she-omrim be-yamim noraʾim, [Pesaḥ, Sukot, ṿe-khu.] ḳodem petiḥat Aron ha-Ḳodesh [ke-minhag Tsenṭo]. יוצר של יום הושענא רבא / שחבר … שבתי באר ; וגם … השירים שאומרים בימים נוראים, [פסח סוכות, וכו׳] קודם פתיחת ארון הקדש [כמנהג צינטו]. [Hymns for festivals by Shabbtai Beer and others, as recited in Cento].
Dato, Mordechai; Carpi, Yehudah (fl 1699)
[17th century]