1. Asader leSeudata ("I Shall Make Ready for the Meal") - Yitzchak Luria, 16th century

2. Chai HaShem ("God Lives") - Chaim Yitzchak, 17th century

3. Kiddush Rabba ("The Great Sanctification");  Netilat Yadaim (ritual washing of the hands);
    HaMotzi(Blessing over the Bread) - Rabbinic tradition

4. Baruch El Elyon ("Blessed be the High God") - Baruch ben Shemuel, from Munich, 13th cent.

5. Yom Zeh Mechubad ("This Day is Honored") - Composer Acrostic:  Yisrael;  Middle Ages

6. Yom Shabbaton ("The Day of Resting") - Yehuda HaLevi, 12th century

7. Ki Eshmera Shabbat ("If I Keep the Sabbath") - Abraham Ibn Ezra, 12th century

8. Shimru Shabbtotai ("Keep My Sabbaths") - Composer Acrostic: Shelomo;  Middle Ages

9. D'ror Yikra ("Proclaim Freedom") - Dunash ben Labat, 10th century

10. Baruch HaShem Yom Yom ("God Be Blessed Every Day") - Shimon ben Yitchak

11. Birkat HaMazon ("Grace After Meals") - earlier than the Mishnaic period