- i.). The
theme of
angels praising God was
inserted into the p****age by
paytanim (Jewish
liturgical poets).
Ophanim are
mentioned in the El Adon prayer...
- of a
piyyut is
known as a paytan,
payetan or
payyetan (פייטן);
plural paytanim (פייטנים). The
earliest piyyutim date from the
Talmudic (c. 70 – c. 500...
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words or radicals. Instead, it is a
lexicographical reference book for
payṭanim which includes in its
first section words arranged alphabetically by first...
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Authors of
piyyut are
known as
paytanim (singular: paytan).
Piyyut is
Jewish liturgical poetry, in
Hebrew or
occasionally Aramaic. The
earliest authors...
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which are
still in use in the most
Machzorim and
became the
teacher of all
paytanim who came
after him.
Asaph the Jew
wrote in
Byzantium the
first Hebrew medical...
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published in
Hebrew as "Ipus ha-masa ha-yehudi" (Resling
Press 2017). "Shlosha
Paytanim, a
study of
three poets of the “Sacred Quotidian”--Paul Celan, Dan Pagis...
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published with
critical notes by Ezra Fleischer.
Mazhir is
unique among paytanim in his
consistent use of
enjambment in his poems.
Schmelzer 1979, pp. 3–9...
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Eleazar b. Qilar, she has
published the work of many
other forgotten paytanim of the first- and second-millennium
Middle East:
Binyamin bar
Yehuda (Mekize...
- at 3:00AM to sing
baqashot and to
listen to the
voices of the Hazanim,
Paytanim, and Mes****rim. When they
arrived at
Mizmor Shir
LeYom HaShabbat they...
- 1800
Khalfon traveled to
Tunis and
recorded the
piyyutim of the
great paytanim of that country,
including Rabbi ****i
Shawat and
Rabbi Eliyahu Sedbon...
