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Title The Mishnah / a new translation with commentary by Pinhas Kehati
edited by A.H. Rabinowitz.
Additional Titles Mishnah. English. 1987.
Contributors Kehati, Pinhas
Rabinowitz, Abraham Hirsch
Zionist Organization. Department for Torah Education and Culture in the Diaspora
Publisher Jerusalem : Department for Torah Education and Culture in the Diaspora of the World Zionist Organization
Creation Date c1987-c1996
Notes Includes text of the Mishna in Hebrew.
בראש השער: שישה סדרי משנה.
תרגום של: משניות...
Translators vary.
Published in 1994 in small format.
Some of the volumes numbered erroneously.
Vol. [19]-[24]: Without Everyman's Mishnah series note.
Content Contents:
1-3. Seder Zera'im.
-- v. 1. Berakhot -- Pe'ah. 1989.
-- v. 2. Demai -- Kilayim -- Shevi'it. 1992
-- v. 3. Terumot -- Ma'asrot. 1993.
5-9. Seder Moed.
--v. 1-2. Shabbat. 1990.
-- v. 3. Pesahim. 1992.
-- v. 4. Yoma. 1990.
-- v. 5. Ta'anit -- Megillah -- Moed katan -- Haggigah. 1991.
10-12. Seder Nashim.
-- v. 1. Yevamot -- Ketubot. 1992.
-- v. 2. Nedarim -- Nazir -- Sotah. 1992.
-- v. 3. Gittin. 1989.
13-16. Seder Nezikin.
-- v. 1. Bava Kamma -- Bava Metzia. 1987.
-- v. 2. Bava Batra -- Sanhedrin. 1988.
-- v. 3. Makkot -- Shevuot -- Eduyot. 1988.
-- v. 4. Avodah Zarah -- Avot -- Horayot. 1987.
[17]-[19]. Seder Kodashim.
-- v. 1. Zevahim -- Menahot -- Hullin. c1994.
-- v. 2. Bekhorot -- Arakhin. c1995.
-- v. 3. Temurah -- Keretot -- Me'ilah -- Tamid -- Middot -- Kinnim. c1995.
[20]-[24]. Seder Tohorot.
-- v. 1. Kelim. c1995.
-- v. 2. Oholot. c1996.
-- v. 3. Nega'im -- Parah. c1996.
-- v. 4. Tohorot -- Mikva'ot -- Niddah. c1996.
-- v. 5. Makhshirin -- Zavim -- Tevul Yom -- Yadai'im -- Uktzim. c1996.
Series Eliner library
Everyman's Mishnah series
Extent 23 v. (v. 1-3, 5-[24] : plans
23 cm.
Language English
Hebrew
National Library system number 990010325720205171

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