Yom Tov Torah readings (English Wikipedia)

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Hillel Sermanita and Angelo Piattelli, Sukkot Machzor according to the Italian custom as practiced in Jerusalem, Jerusalem 2024, pages 140-141.

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"Chanukah- The Procedure for Torah Reading When Rosh Chodesh Tevet Falls on Shabbat". DailyHalacha. 2010.
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Goldschmidt Sukkot Machzor, page 23 of introduction.

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In the Italian rite, they begin with Deuteronomy 15:12, see Machzor Shadal Volume 1, page 128a
In the Italian rite, they begin with Deuteronomy 15:12, see Machzor Shadal Volume 1, page 128a
See Machzor Shadal Volume 2, page 186a.
Machzor Shadal, Volume 2, page 117a; this was also the practice in the Romaniote rite.
Machzor Shadal, Volume 2, page 137b.

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However, the practice in most Ashkenazic communities in Jerusalem, based on the practice of the Vilna Gaon is to read 28:4-8 for the second reading and to repeat in the next reading. See Siddur Ezor Eliyahu page 511.

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