Mishnah Tractate Berachot, Rosh Hashanah, Ovadiah Bartinura, Bertinoro Judaica

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Mishnah Tractate Berachot, Rosh Hashanah, Ovadiah Bartinura, Bertinoro Judaica:
$36.00

Mishnah Tractate Berachot, with the Commentary of Rabbi Ovadiah MiBartinura. Edited by Jeffrey R. Cohen. Copyright by Jeffrey R. Cohen, NY, 1981. “This work represents the first published English translation of the Mishnah together with its most widely studied commentary, which was written by Rabbi Ovadiah MiBartinura. It also conteainste the fully vocalized and punctuated Hebrew text of the Mishna and the commentary on corresponding pages. Numouers English explanatory notes, introductions, and summaries are added to assist the reader in learning and understanding the statements of the Mishnah.”

Mishnah Tractate Rosh Hashanah, with the Commentary of Rabbi Ovadiah Mibartinura, Vocalized and Punctuated. Edited by Dr. Jeffrey R. Cohen. Tanna v\'Rav Publications, NY, 1981. This work represents the fourth volume of a new ongoing Mishnah series….It includes a complete English translation of the Mishnah and the commentary of Rabbi Ovadiah MiBartinura; numerous explanatory notes and diagrams, so that every statement of the Mishnah and commentary is completely, yet clearly explained’ summaries of all of the halachot (regulations) mentioned in the Mishnah according to the prevailing practice; easy to follow format …with corresponding Hebrew text; an extensive discussion of the Jewish calendar has been included.

Both books are octavos with burgundy cloth covers with gilt lettering on front and spine, dust jackets, 182 and 223 pages. Rabbi Ovadia of Bartinura (c. 1440- c. 1516), known as the best commentator on the Mishnah, as well as for revitalizing the Jewish community of Jerusalem an important medieval commentator who moved to the land of Israel in 1488 and rejuvenated the Jewish community of Jerusalem.

Condition: Good/Good—. Bindings tight, gilt bright. The first volume has notations on the pastedown and on many pages in the book, mostly in pencil and in the margins. The second volume has no notations. Minor bumping to corners and spine ends. The dust jackets are very rubbed with shallow raggedness at the edges, and wear at the fold overs. They also have minor to moderate wrinkling.

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