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Mishnah, Tractate Berachot

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Title Mishnah, Tractate Berachot : with the commentary of Ovadiah MiBartinura, vocalized and punctuated / translated into English and annotated by Jeffrey R. Cohen.
Additional Titles Mishnah. Berakhot. English. 1978.
Contributors Bertinoro, Obadiah, approximately 1450-approximately 1516
Cohen, Jeffrey R.
Publisher Brooklyn, N.Y : J. Cohen
Distrubuted [sic] by Z. Berman
Creation Date 1978 5738
Notes Text and commentary in Hebrew and English on opposite pages
notes and summaries in English.
"Introduction to the Mishnah and its commentaries, summaries of the precepts mentioned in the Mishnah" by the translator.
שער נוסף: משנה.
Includes bibliographical references.
Extent x, 182 pages : ill
24 cm.
Language English
Hebrew
National Library system number 990021303790205171

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