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Fol. 6v:

The initial word "הא" (Ha – "This is (the bread of affliction)") is set within a multi-coloured panel depicted in the center of the page. The large square letters are painted gold, and inhabited with scrolls and grotesques. A stork, lion and a wolf are depicted around the letters.

In the right upper margin are a man and three boys sitting around a table set with cups. The head of the seder is lifting a large decorated mazah towards the boys, who are stretching out their hands. Inscribed above the mazah:

"הנערים פושטי(ם) ידיהם לקבל האפיקומן מאביהם."

"The boys stretch out their hands to receive the afikoman from their father."

Below the opening panel, in the lower margin is a man leaning his left arm on a pillow, a woman and two children, all seated around the seder table. The man and the woman, on the right, lift up a golden seder plate, as is customary while reciting this passage. On the left is a brass jug of wine. The scroll above the plate is inscribed:

" הקערה מלפניו עוקרים ובקול רם אומרים."

"One lifts the plate and recites aloud."

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Second Nuremberg Haggadah | Unknown
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fol. 6v
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1470-1480
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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland | London | David Sofer Collection
| (formerly Jerusalem, Schocken Library, 24087)
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