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English · Pfizer edition
English · Sprint Reply edition
English
Work in progress
English and Hebrew
Work in progress
English and Hebrew
English · Updated edition
English · OU Press / Ktav co-publication
Hebrew · Volume One: Wild Animals
אנציקלופדיה של עולם החי בתורה וביהדות
English · OU Press / Ktav co-publication
English
English · OU Press / Ktav co-publication
English and Hebrew
English · OU Press / Ktav co-publication
English · Original edition
English
French
Hebrew · Yeshiva edition · Volume 1
שבת – מהדורה ישיבתית, כרך א׳
Hebrew · Yeshiva edition · Volume 2
שבת – מהדורה ישיבתית, כרך ב׳
English · OU Press / Ktav co-publication
English · OU Press / Ktav co-publication
Yiddish · OU Press / Ktav co-publication
English · OU Press / Ktav co-publication
English · OU Press / Ktav co-publication
French and Hebrew · Earlier edition · 2020
English · OU Press / Ktav co-publication
English · Original edition
English · Volume One: Wild Animals / Chayot · Second English edition
English
English and Hebrew
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Typesetting of an illustrated autobiography, bringing personal recollections and photographs together in a readable narrative. Carefully placed images and captions sit alongside the text, preserving the flow of the story.
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Typesetting of a Hebrew prayer book for children. Generous type, highlighted instructions and clearly separated prayers support developing readers, with colour used to guide attention through the page.
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A complex scholarly edition with side notes, run-on footnotes and endnotes. Custom scripts place the notes precisely, while specially created glyphs support the Hebrew and transliterated text. Different optical sizes of Garamond Premier Pro keep the visual weight of the main text and notes balanced.
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Typesetting of Torah studies bringing English exposition together with Hebrew sources. Marginal notes, quotations and carefully organised text blocks allow the argument and its supporting references to share the spread without losing clarity.
French and Hebrew · Typesetting example
Typesetting of a Hebrew–French Bible with commentary. Scripture, translation, marginal notes and explanatory text are arranged in distinct zones, making a dense bilingual spread easier to navigate while retaining a coherent page design.
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Typesetting of Hebrew prophetic readings with accompanying explanation. Distinct text sizes and an organised commentary layout help readers move between the biblical passage and its interpretation without losing their place.
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Typesetting of a guide to Jewish law for regular study. Clear topic headings, well-spaced paragraphs and numbered notes help readers navigate the practical rulings and their supporting sources. [OU Press / KTAV]
Hebrew · Typesetting example
Typesetting of a complex Hebrew work with several levels of explanation and references. Careful control of type size, spacing and text divisions keeps the principal text recognisable while accommodating a substantial scholarly apparatus.
Hebrew · Typesetting example
Typesetting of a scholarly journal in Jewish studies. Dense academic prose, Hebrew passages, transliteration and extensive footnotes are organised into a consistent page structure that makes complex research easier to read and reference. [Hebrew Union College Press]
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Typesetting of an illustrated account of the Ben Ish Chai’s life. English narrative, Hebrew quotations, documentary images and captions share the page, with a clear hierarchy that connects the biography to its historical material.
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Typesetting of Norman Finkelstein’s study of modern poetry and the Jewish literary imagination. Poetry extracts are distinguished from the critical discussion, while a consistent hierarchy keeps the scholarly text and notes easy to follow. [Hebrew Union College Press]
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Typesetting of a Hebrew edition of Psalms with commentary. The biblical verses remain prominent above the denser explanatory text, with a consistent hierarchy that supports both continuous reading and detailed study.
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Typesetting of an illustrated Hebrew edition of the Mishnah for younger readers. Colour, clear divisions and explanatory illustrations help distinguish the source text from the teaching material and make each page easier to explore.
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Typesetting of a book exploring Buddhism and the search for enlightenment. An uncluttered page, comfortable line lengths and restrained headings give the reflective prose a calm, consistent reading rhythm.
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Typesetting of Hebrew studies on the weekly Torah portion. Biblical quotations use the Koren Tanakh font, with Masterfont Frankreuhl for the commentary and Narkis Classic headings. Short chapters and illustrated openings give each discussion a clear identity.
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Typesetting of a substantial academic study of Kabbalah. Arno’s small-text optical size keeps the footnotes readable; hanging note numbers and the absence of a dividing rule create a clean, orderly transition from argument to references. [KTAV]
Russian and Hebrew · Typesetting example
Typesetting of a multilingual Bible edition combining Hebrew scripture, Russian text and commentary. The different reading directions and text hierarchies are coordinated within a consistent layout, with marginal illustrations supporting the discussion.
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Typesetting of a novel with an unusually extensive system of short footnotes. Hanging note numbers align the annotations neatly, while careful spacing around italic words and superscript references keeps the reading rhythm smooth. [KTAV]
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Typesetting of a scholarly work on Renaissance Jewish thought. A carefully structured page keeps the main discussion distinct from the substantial footnotes, making the historical text and its supporting scholarship easy to consult together.
Hebrew · Typesetting example
Typesetting of Avi Jorisch’s Hebrew edition of Thou Shalt Innovate, exploring Israeli inventions and their impact. Chapter openings, photographs and a consistent Hebrew text layout guide readers through the stories behind the innovations. [Gefen Publishing House]
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Typesetting of short reflections on the weekly Torah readings. Opal distinguishes the biblical source passages from the Arno commentary, creating a clear visual conversation between the text and its interpretation.
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