Seder tefilot ha-Ḳaraʼim
by Joseph Solomon ben Moses Lutski and Yitsḥaḳ ben Shelomoh Iskoṿits
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"Hadpasat elu ha-sidurim hayetah be-hishtadlut Shelomoh ha-gevir b.k.R. Yitsḥaḳ he-ḥakham ba.s. Or levanah u-Mosheh ha-gevir Ṭungur." title page.
Title romanized.
Ḥeleḳ 1. [2], 18, [4], 306, [4], 309-422 p. -- Ḥeleḳ 2. [2], 25, [1], 290 p. -- Ḥeleḳ 3. [2], 296 p. -- Ḥeleḳ 4. [2], 224 p.
At end of vol. 2: "Nigmar ... be-yom 6 ..., 14 Iyar, 617 [1857].
On t.p. verso: "Naʻaśeh ṿe-nigmar ... be-hashgaḥat ḥad mi-bene ha-rabanim Zalman n. Kokhav Shṭern mi-yalde Yeshurun Rekhnitts be-Hungariʼah ha-ʻomed ʻal mishmeret peḳudat melekhet ha-defus ṿe-hagahah poh Ṿin ha-birah ṿa-asher ṭaraḥ ṿe-yagaʻ ʻal pesuḳe Tanakh, ha-neginot ṿeha-ṭeʻamim le-maʻan shelemut ha-melakhah."
In Ḥeleḳ 1, on page following p. 306 is a list of contributors to the various Karaite communities of Eastern Europe: Joseph Solomon Lutski, Simhah Babovich, Daṿid Kukizov, Avraham Beim, Abraham Luzki, Avraham Babagan, Avraham Ḳirimi, Mordekhai Kefeli, Mosheh Ṭungur, and Barukh Ogiz.
In Ḥeleḳ 1, pp. 303-306 is a list of zikhronot, names of prominent deceased Karaites, to be read out at the Sabbath morning service.
In Ḥeleḳ 1, on page preceding p. 309 is the prayer for the welfare of the kingdom, Tefilah bi-shelom ha-malkhut, in Hebrew and Russian. Mention is made of Tsar Nikolai I.
Www.hebrew-bibliography.com, no. 0312703
Abramsky, no. VII. 886
In Hebrew.
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