Img. ID: 14217

Fol. 362: The initial word “Anusa” (אנוסה) [Davidson I, א, 6396] of the piyyut for Musaf for the second day, is written in black display script in the upper part of an elaborate pen-work panel of red filigree. The initial letter of the second verse is written in smaller bold script within the prolonged part of the panel which extends along the length of the text, to its right. Blue and red-brownish medallions inhabited by two-legged hybrids, dragons and one bird are interspersed in between and below the initials and in the corners of the panel. The panel is framed by blue and green bow-shaped motifs and by flourish extensions, which protrude from the corner medallions along the left side of the text space into the upper and lower margins on both sides of the page.