Does the 30-day rule for sight-blessings apply when seeing a different individual (e.g., a different king or a different grave)?
Synopsis
The Mechaber states that all sight-blessings are not repeated within 30 days of seeing the same thing. The Magen Avraham clarifies this rule applies only when seeing the same individual, not a different one.
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