Books with Koren Tanakh recorded in their typography or layout notes. This includes text, headings and other documented uses; unrecorded font usage is not inferred.
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The pointed Hebrew is set in Koren Tanakh; the transliteration and English translation use Brill. This Karaite prayer book brings pointed Hebrew, Latin-script transliteration and English translation together on the page. We set the Hebrew and transliteration in paired columns, with the translation below, so readers can move between pronunciation and meaning. Red opening words, response symbols and distinct heading styles provide a consistent visual guide through blessings and songs of different lengths.
English commentary is set in Arno, with Brioso for the translation and Koren Tanakh for the pointed Hebrew biblical text. Distinct typefaces, numbered verses, indented quotations and compact footnotes separate the text layers within a single-column page.
English commentary is set in Arno, with Brioso for the translation and Koren Tanakh for the pointed Hebrew biblical text. Distinct typefaces, numbered verses, indented quotations and compact footnotes separate the text layers within a single-column page.
Set in Arno for English and Koren Tanakh for pointed Hebrew, with Shefa headings and Chaparral directions. Facing pages align the two reading directions; fine rules separate commentary from the main text. Illustrations, centred section headings, small capitals and italic instructions establish the hierarchy.
Set in Arno for English and Koren Tanakh for pointed Hebrew, with Shefa headings and Chaparral directions. Facing pages align the two reading directions; fine rules separate commentary from the main text. Illustrations, centred section headings, small capitals and italic instructions establish the hierarchy.
Set in Arno for English and Koren Tanakh for pointed Hebrew. Parallel poetry columns preserve the two reading directions, with distinct stanza breaks, numbered sections, compact translator’s footnotes and generous space around the verse.
Set in Arno for English and Koren Tanakh for pointed Hebrew. Parallel poetry columns preserve the two reading directions, with distinct stanza breaks, numbered sections, compact translator’s footnotes and generous space around the verse.
Set in Koren Tanakh for pointed Hebrew liturgy and Shefa for commentary and headings. Larger ritual text sits above compact commentary, separated by fine rules. Illustrated openings combine the text with numbered discussion questions, while longer essays, bold subheadings and small running heads maintain a consistent hierarchy.
Set in Koren Tanakh for pointed Hebrew liturgy and Shefa for commentary and headings. Larger ritual text sits above compact commentary, separated by fine rules. Illustrated openings combine the text with numbered discussion questions, while longer essays, bold subheadings and small running heads maintain a consistent hierarchy.
