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The Schottenstein Edition of the Mishnah Elucidated is a beacon for anyone seeking to delve into the world of Mishnah. It features the full vowelized Hebrew text of the Mishnah, alongside the classic commentary by Rabbeinu Ovadiah of Bertinoro. The phrase-by-phrase translation and elucidation follows the same format as the Schottenstein Edition Talmud, ensuring a smooth and clear reading experience. Additionally, notes are provided to clarify and explain the Mishnah further, drawing on the Gemara and other classic commentaries. This set also includes general introductions to each masechta, discussing important concepts and providing a solid foundation for study. The inclusion of detailed diagrams and illustrations enhances the learning experience, making it accessible and engaging.

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This comprehensive set is not just a tool for study; it's a versatile resource that caters to a wide range of users. Whether you are learning for yahrzeits and sheloshim, a student or parent aiding in homework, a beginner venturing into Mishnah study, or someone looking to review basic Mishnah, this set has you covered. Its user-friendly format and extensive content make it an indispensable companion for anyone seeking to enhance their understanding of the Mishnah. With its durable hardcover binding and full-size format, this set is built to last, making it a valuable investment for anyone serious about their Jewish studies.