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This paper will assess the degree to which the mention of the past plays a part in the early rabbinic liturgy and how this relates to the general notion of history to be found in earlier Hebrew literature. Prayers or parts of prayers that include historical elements will be discussed and an attempt will be made to identify their precise sense and purpose. The analysis will also deal with the question of whether what is relevant to the early rabbinic liturgy also holds good for its post-talmudic development.
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