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**unapelosina** · 02-12-2012, 12:56 PM

Also, look up the Soncino Talmud. It's an English translation. I'm sure it's posted somewhere online.

Hatha

http://www.soncino.com/product_info....products_id/33

"The most famous of the first Jewish printers, the Soncino family hailed from the Alsatian town of Speyer and settled in Soncino, a village in northern Italy from which they took their name. Joshua Soncino set up one of the world's first Hebrew printing presses in 1484, on which he printed Soncino's first Hebrew book, the Talmud tractate Berakoth. He also produced the first printed Hebrew Bible complete with vowels--no mean feat for the early, primitive days of printing. "

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02-12-2012, 12:56 PM	#9
unapelosina Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 477 Senior Member	Also, look up the Soncino Talmud. It's an English translation. I'm sure it's posted somewhere online. Hatha http://www.soncino.com/product_info....products_id/33 "The most famous of the first Jewish printers, the Soncino family hailed from the Alsatian town of Speyer and settled in Soncino, a village in northern Italy from which they took their name. Joshua Soncino set up one of the world's first Hebrew printing presses in 1484, on which he printed Soncino's first Hebrew book, the Talmud tractate Berakoth. He also produced the first printed Hebrew Bible complete with vowels--no mean feat for the early, primitive days of printing. " $31.50
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