Simchat HaRegel on Pesach Haggadah · שמחת הרגל על הגדה של פסח

First and primary Haggadah commentary composed by 18th-century Jerusalem-born Rabbi Chaim Yosef David Azulai, known as the Chida.

Title (7 segments)
Kol Chamirah (74 segments)
The Simanim (66 segments)
Kadesh (Paragraph 2–10)
Urchatz (Paragraph 1–1)
Karpas (Paragraph 2–2)
Yachatz (Paragraph 2–2)
Magid, Ha Lachma Anya (Paragraph 1–3)
Magid, Four Questions (Paragraph 2–2)
Magid, We Were Slaves in Egypt (Paragraph 2–2)
Magid, Story of the Five Rabbis (Paragraph 1–1)
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 2–23)
Magid, The Ten Plagues (Paragraph 4–18)
Magid, Dayenu (Paragraph 1–5)
Magid, Rabban Gamliel's Three Things (Paragraph 1–7)
Magid, First Half of Hallel (Paragraph 2–4)
Magid, Second Cup of Wine (Paragraph 2–2)
Rachtzah (Paragraph 2–2)
Motzi Matzah (Paragraph 2–2)
Maror (Paragraph 2–2)
Korech (Paragraph 3–3)
Shulchan Orech (Paragraph 2–2)
Tzafun (Paragraph 2–2)
Barech, Birkat Hamazon (Paragraph 1–23)
Barech, Third Cup of Wine (Paragraph 2–2)
Hallel, Second Half of Hallel (Paragraph 1–9)
Hallel, Songs of Praise and Thanks (Paragraph 1–6)

Version (He): Otzar Perushei Ha-haggadah, Chida. Jerusalem, 1959 (License: unknown)

Version (En): merged

Hebrew: 76,750 words; English: 145,564 words.

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