The Babylonian Talmud
Subtitle: seder Neziḳin
By: translated into English with notes, glossary and indices under the editorship of Rabbi Dr. I. Epstein ... foreword by the Very Rev. the Chief Rabbi Dr. J. H. Hertz, introduction by the editor.
Contributors: Epstein, Isidore, 1894-1962.; Kirzner, E. W.; Daiches, Salis, 1880-1945.; Freedman, H.; Simon, Maurice, b. 1874.; Slotki, I. W.; Shachter, Jacob, b. 1887.; Mishcon, A.; Cohen, A. 1887-; Silverston, Alec Eli.; Lazarus, Harris M. b. 1878.; Segal, M. H. 1876-1968.; Israelstam, J. 1893-; Slotki, Judah J.
Publisher: The Soncino press
Published: 1935
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 10
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. 666."

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 ḳamma, translated by E. W. Kirzner.; value: II. Baba meẓiʻa 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. ʻAbodah zarah, translated by A. Mishcon and A. Cohen. Horayoth, translated by I. W. Slotki.; value: VIII. Shebuʻoth, translated by A. E. Silverstone. Makkoth, translated by H. M. Lazarus. ʻEduyyoth, translated by M. H. Segal. Aboth, translated by J. Israelstam.