Vol VI, 1955 – Rosh HaShanah and Kippur
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Introductions

  1. Prefatory note on posthumous publication
  2. Acknowledgement of Maurice Gaguine and other English leaders
  1. Page 5
  2. Page 6

The Month of Elul

  1. Selihot, Shubu Banim Shobebim, Hazanim
  2. The week before Rosh HaShanah, and Hazanim with Tallet
  3. Vidui and the 13 Attributes
  4. Liturgical variants of the Selihot, and varying customs
  1. Pages 8 - 16, in 8 sengifim
  2. Pages 16 - 27, in 6 sengifim
  3. Pages 27 - 30, in 4 sengifim
  4. Pages 30 - 57, in 40 sengifim

Ngereb Rosh HaShanah

  1. Practices of Ngereb Rosh HaShanah, and judgement on the holiday
  2. Liturgical variants and customs of Ngarbit and the Ngamidah
  3. Yehi Ratsones and other food-based customs; HaMelekh HaMishpat
  1. Pages 60 - 66, in 6 sengifim
  2. Pages 66 - 96, in 27 sengifim
  3. Pages 96 - 106, in 6 sengifim

Rosh HaShanah Shaharit

  1. Customs, special poems, liturgical variants up through the Torah reading
  2. Torah procedure and readings, Scriptural questions, Haftarah
  3. Hazan, Et Shangarei Ratson, laws & customs of the Tekingot, judgement
  1. Pages 108 - 123, in 15 sengifim
  2. Pages 123 - 139, in 12 sengifim
  3. Pages 139 - 178, in 31 sengifim

Rosh HaShanah Musaf

  1. Musaf until Ngalenu
  2. Ngalenu and the Orders of Malkhiyot, Zikhronot, and Shofarot
  3. Tekingot after Musaf
  1. Pages 180 - 184, in 4 sengifim
  2. Pages 184 - 202, in 24 sengifim
  3. Pages 202 - 203, in 2 sengifim

Tashlikh and Tsom Guedalia

  1. Tashlikh
  2. Assorted other customs of Rosh HaShanah
  3. Tsom Guedalia
  1. Pages 205 - 209, in 6 sengifim
  2. Pages 209 - 214, in 7 sengifim
  3. Pages 216 - 218, in 2 sengifim

Ngereb Kippur

  1. Sengudat Mafseket, Kaparot, Candles, and customs
  2. Vidui and its liturgical variants
  3. Ngal Het and its liturgical variants
  4. Ngal Hata'im at its liturgical variants
  5. Other liturgical variants and customs for Minhah
  6. Flagellation on Ngereb Kippur
  7. General questions of Kippur, and blessing children
  8. The Karaite order of taking on the fast, and their prayer book
  9. When Kippur falls on Ngereb Shabbat
  1. Pages 220 - 240, in 19 sengifim
  2. Pages 240 - 247, in 4 sengifim
  3. Pages 247 - 260, in 26 sengifim
  4. Pages 260 - 264, in 10 sengifim
  5. Pages 264 - 272, in 8 sengifim
  6. Pages 273 - 278, in 4 sengifim
  7. Pages 278 - 282, in 4 sengifim
  8. Pages 282 - 286, in 2 sengifim
  9. Pages 286 - 287, in 1 sengif

Kippur Ngarbit

  1. Customs and greetings up to Kal Nidre
  2. Sefarim, Seganim, Mi SheBerakh, and Derashot
  3. Biyshibah Shel Mangalah
  4. Kal Nidre and Seheheyanu
  5. Vehu Rahum through Berakhah MeNgen Shibngah
  6. Selihot and the end of the service
  1. Pages 288 - 291, in 6 sengifim
  2. Pages 291 - 299, in 7 sengifim
  3. Pages 299 - 306, in 7 sengifim
  4. Pages 306 - 326, in 22 sengifim
  5. Pages 326 - 338, in 13 sengifim
  6. Pages 339 - 342, in 4 sengifim

Kippur Shaharit and Musaf

  1. Assorted customs for the morning (found in the end of the Selihot section)
  2. Zemirot
  3. Piyutim during the Ngamidah, and an aside about Kabbalat Shabbat
  4. Liturgical variants of Piyutim
  5. Liturgical variants of Selihot, revisited
  6. Torah and Haftarah
  7. Circumcisions on Kippur
  8. Seder HaNgabodah
  1. Pages 343 - 351, in 6 sengifim
  2. Pages 352 - 354, in 3 sengifim
  3. Pages 355 - 357, in 3 sengifim
  4. Pages 357 - 363, in 10 sengifim
  5. Pages 363 - 365, in 3 sengifim
  6. Pages 365 - 375, in 13 sengifim
  7. Pages 375 - 377, in 2 sengifim
  8. Pages 378 - 406, in 32 sengifim