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A schedule for the reading of psalms for special Shabbatot and holidays, according to HUC Ms. 453 fol. 15r, a Seder Hazkarot Neshamot copied by Shabetai Sheftel ben Zalman Auerbach from 1730.
| Festival | Psalms |
|---|---|
| Shabbat Bereshit | Psalms 008 |
| Circumcision day | Psalms 012 |
| Ḥanukkah | Psalms 030 |
| 10 Tevet | Psalms 074 |
| Shabbat Zakhor | Psalms 109 |
| Taanit Esther | Psalms 069 |
| Purim | Psalms 022 |
| Shushan Purim | Psalms 060 |
| Shabbat Parah | Psalms 021 |
| Shabbat haḤodesh | Psalms 078 |
| Shabbat haGadol | Psalms 095 |
| Day 1 of Pesaḥ | Psalms 105 |
| Day 2 of Pesaḥ | Psalms 066 |
| Day 7 of Pesaḥ | Psalms 018 |
| Day 7 of Pesaḥ | Psalms 106 |
| Day 1 of Shavuot | Psalms 029 |
| Day 2 of Shavuot | Psalms 068 |
| 17 Tammuz | Psalms 079 |
| 9 Av | Psalms 137 |
| Rosh Ḥodesh Elul | Psalms 047 |
| Day 1 of Rosh haShana | Psalms 081 |
| Day 2 of Rosh haShana | Psalms 098 |
| Tsom Gedalya | Psalms 077 |
| Shabbat Teshuva | Psalms 032 |
| Erev Yom Kippur | Psalms 107 |
| Day 1 of Sukkot | Psalms 027 |
| Day 2 of Sukkot | Psalms 076 |
| Hoshana Rabba | Psalms 085 |
| Shmini Atzeret | Psalms 065 |
| Simḥat Torah | Psalms 147 |
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