The form of prayers according to the custom of the German and Polish Jews
By: carefully translated from the original Hebrew by David Levi
Contributors: Joseph, Edward C., former owner; Joseph J. H. (Joseph Henry), 1814-1907, former owner; Schachtel, Joseph, former owner; Schachtel, Norris, former owner
Publisher: Printed by David Levi
Published: 1794
Place of publication: London
Language: heb
Subjects: Mahzorim; Texts; Passover; Liturgy; Sukkot; Rosh ha-Shanah; Judaism; Fête des Tabernacles; Liturgie; Textes; Maḥzorim; Pâque; Judaïsme; Rosh Hashanah
Other titles: Maḥazor le-Rosh ha-Shanah.; Form of prayers for the feast of New-Year.; Maḥazor le-Pesaḥ ke-minhag Polin.; Mahazor le-Fesah ke-minhag Polin.; Maḥazor le-Sukot ke-minhag Polin.; Form of prayers for the feast of Tabernacles.; Form of prayers for the feast of Passover.
Work titles: Maḥzor English & Hebrew
Notes: T.p. of each v. : The form of prayers for [specific holiday] according to the custom of the German and Polish Jews.

Roth, C. Magna Bibliotheca Anglo-Judaica, p. 307, no. 33

Text in English and Hebrew (vocalized) on facing pages.
Table of contents: title: V. 1. Maḥzor le Rosh ha-Shanah = Form of prayers for the New Year; title: v. 4. Maḥzor le-Sukot = Form of prayers for the feast of Tabernacles; title: v. 5. Maḥzor le-Fesaḥ = Form of prayers for the feast of Passover.