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English · Hardcover
Charles S. Haddad Section introductions by Rabbi Sam Kassin Edited by Chani Hadad
Short essays use underlined display titles and large dropped initials above single-column prose. Indented paragraphs, italic book-title running heads, small-cap essay running heads and centred folios keep the reading pattern consistent. The section introductions use italic text and right-aligned attributions, with blank facing pages marking the divisions.
English · Hardcover
Dr. Avigdor Shachan English managing editor Laurence (Shmuel) Becker Translated by Shula Berman and Dr. Shmuel Himerstein Edited by Chani Hadad
The English narrative uses single-column prose, indented quotations and numbered footnotes beneath fine rules. Photographic plates combine archival images and manuscript reproductions with individual captions. A three-column comparative glossary aligns transliterations and meanings above explanatory notes, while the bibliography uses hanging entries and italic source titles.
English · Softcover · first edition
Martin Stern Edited by Chani Hadad
Numbered geometric diagrams sit beside prose with fractions, roots and mathematical symbols. Chapter openings use small-cap labels, centred titles and large initials. Inset quotations and italic transliterations distinguish the scholarly discussion, while the cantillation appendix combines Hebrew letters and accents with a boxed reference list. The closing list of published works aligns entry numbers, titles, publication abbreviations and dates, with hanging continuations and ruled year divisions.
English · Hardcover
Bernie Kastner, Ph.D. Edited by Chani Hadad
Single-column prose combines numbered quotations with separately aligned source attributions. Script chapter labels and large serif titles mark new sections, supported by italic running heads, small-cap subject heads and centred folios. A Hebrew quotation retains its reading direction, while the reference list uses hanging indents and italic publication titles.
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