A passage in this text ends with God smiting the Angel of (*) Death and begins with a goat being bought for two zuzim.
The Sarajevo one of these texts is Spanish in origin and the Golden example of this book may be the oldest illustrated example. A disputation in this text concerns whether the "all" in the phrase "all the days of your life" extends its coverage to nighttime or to the days of the Messiah, beyond the present-world. Though it is not from Genesis, a portion of this text requires reciting how Laban the Aramean tried to destroy "my father". A passage in this text ends with God smiting the Angel of (*) Death and begins with a goat being bought for two zuzim. This text provides instructions for the korech, or the making of the Hillel Sandwich. This text includes the Ma Nishtana, or Four Questions, the first of which asks: "Why is this night different from all other nights?", and typically includes illustrations of the the Exodus from Egypt. For 10 points, name this text that establishes the procedures of the Passover Seder.
The Sarajevo one of these texts is Spanish in origin and the Golden example of this book may be the oldest illustrated example.
Haggadah