Kimcha Davshuna on Pesach Haggadah · קמחא דאבישונא על הגדה של פסח

16th-century commentary by Italian scholar Rabbi Yochanan Treves.

Contents

• Kadesh (Paragraph 2–2)
• Urchatz (Paragraph 1–1)
• Karpas (Paragraph 3–3)
• Yachatz (Paragraph 2–2)
• Magid, Ha Lachma Anya (Paragraph 3–3)
• Magid, Four Questions (Paragraph 2–2)
• Magid, We Were Slaves in Egypt (Paragraph 2–2)
• Magid, Story of the Five Rabbis (Paragraph 1–2)
• Magid, The Four Sons (Paragraph 1–5)
• Magid, Yechol Me'rosh Chodesh (Paragraph 1–1)
• Magid, In the Beginning Our Fathers Were Idol Worshipers (Paragraph 1–5)
• Magid, First Fruits Declaration (Paragraph 2–22)
• Magid, The Ten Plagues (Paragraph 17–17)
• Magid, Dayenu (Paragraph 1–13)
• Magid, Rabban Gamliel's Three Things (Paragraph 1–7)
• Magid, First Half of Hallel (Paragraph 2–2)
• Magid, Second Cup of Wine (Paragraph 2–3)
• Korech (Paragraph 2–2)
• Shulchan Orech (Paragraph 2–2)
• Tzafun (Paragraph 1–1)
• Barech, Birkat Hamazon (Paragraph 2–2)
• Barech, Pour Out Thy Wrath (Paragraph 1–2)
• Hallel, Second Half of Hallel (Paragraph 2–10)
• Hallel, Fourth Cup of Wine (Paragraph 1–1)
• Nirtzah, And It Happened at Midnight (Paragraph 3–3)
• Nirtzah, Zevach Pesach (Paragraph 2–2)

Version (He): Mahzor Roma, Bologna 1540 (License: Public Domain)

Version (En): merged

Hebrew: 8,014 words; English: 14,499 words.