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© Center for Jewish Art, Photographer: Unknown,

Fol. 7v:

The text "We were Pharaoh's bondmen" is inscribed in the lower part of the page. Below it, in the lower margin is Pharaoh, enthroned, crowned and holding a golden scepter. He is flanked by a guard on the left, and on the right by an Egyptian astrologer, who is pointing at the stars in a segment of sky that appears in the right margin. Inscribed near Pharaoh:

"מלך מי כמוני/ לי יאור ואני עשיתיני (!)"

"No king is like me, the river is mine, and I have made it for myself" (a combined verse based on Jes. 44:7 and Ezek. 29:9).

An additional inscription is above the astrologer:

"אצטגנוני פרעה חזו בככבי שמיא שנולד בן ויהי' לוקה במיא/ לכן ציוה פרעה בכל מצרים להשליך כל הבן הילוד למים."

"The astrologers of Pharaoh saw in the stars of heaven that a son (the Saviour of Israel) was born and he will be afflicted by water. That is why Pharaoh ordered throughout Egypt to cast every son born into the water (Ex.1:22)."

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Second Nuremberg Haggadah | Unknown
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fol. 7v
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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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