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Every word of the text appears, vowelized, and with Aramaic words translated

Each phrase is explained so that the reader understands the reasoning and flow

Each question, answer, proof and rebuttal is introduced so that the reader will know where the Gemara is taking him

Notes explain unfamiliar ideas without interrupting the flow of the text

Detailed diagrams

Introductions to the entire tractate and to each topic, wherever necessary

Glossary explains key expressions in each tractate

Rashi headings in bold type

Each translation page faces Gemara page of the classic Vilna Shas

9" x 12" page size

Acid-free paper

Magnificent specially sculpted cover

Reinforced deluxe library binding for long use

Ribbon-marker

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ArtScroll Gemara - Schottenstein Hebrew Edition Masechta Meilah, Kinnim, Tamid, and Middos

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