Babylonian Talmud
Subtitle: seder Nizikin, translated into English with notes, glossary and indices under the editorship of Rabbi Dr. I. Epstein
By: foreword by the Very Rev. the Chief Rabbi Dr. J. H. Hertz, introduction by the editor.
Contributors: Epstein, Isidore.; Kirzner, E. W.; Daiches, Salis, 1879-; Freedman, H; Simon, Maurice, 1874-; Slotki,Israel Wolf.; Shachter, Jacob, 1887-; Mishcon, A.; Cohen, A 1887-; Silverston, Alec Eli.; Lazarus, Harris Myer, 1878-; Segal, Morris Hirsch.; Israelstam, Jacob.; Slotki, Judah Jacob.
Publisher: The Soncino press
Published: 1935
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 12
Work titles: Talmud. Nezikin. English.
Notes: Printed in the Netherlands.

"This first edition of seder Nezikin is limited to one thousand sets, volume one of which is numbered 1 to 1,000. This is no. 151."

Each tractate has special t.-p. and separate paging.

Vols.3--4, 5--6 paged continuously.

"The translation is based on the text of the Wilna Talmud."--v. 1, p.xxvii.

Indices compiled by Judah J. Slotki.
Table of contents: value: I. Baba kamma, translated by E. W. Kirzner.; value: II. Baba mezia translated by Salis Daiches and H. Freedman.; value: III-IV. Baba bathra, translated by Maurice Simon and I. W. Slotki.; value: V-VI. Sanhedrin, translated by Jacob Shachter and H. Freedman.; value: VII. Abodah zarah, translated by A. Mishcon and A. Cohen. Horayoth, translated by I. W. Slotki.; value: VIII. Shebuoth, translated by A. E. Silverstone. Makkoth, translated by H. M. Lazarus. Eduyyoth,translated by M. H. Segal. Aboth, translated by J. Israelstam.