Hadasa

The Hebrew text is set in Hadasa, with Semantica headings. Hebrew reading text runs in a compact single column, with blue chapter headings, running heads and folios. Large initial letters are paired with small character illustrations at chapter openings; numbered practical exercises and occasional English terms are integrated into the right-to-left text.

Pointed Hebrew in Hadasa faces the English translation in Warnock. Smaller Cronos instructions sit within the prayer text, while ruled divisions, running heads and outer folios organise the services. English commentary runs in two columns below the prayers, with occasional Hebrew opening words linking it to the text.

Pointed Hebrew in Hadasa faces transliteration in Minion, with English translations in italic Minion beneath ruled divisions. Repeated Hebrew opening words connect the transliteration to the original; service headings, instructions and outer folios distinguish the different reading layers.

The English reading text and transliterations are set in Adobe Jenson, with pointed Hebrew prayers in Hadasa. Small-cap running heads, italic chapter running heads and outer folios frame the single-column pages. Chapter openings use small-cap chapter numbers and italic drop capitals, while prayer passages distinguish Hebrew, italic transliteration and English translation.