This CD includes the world's largest library of English-language digital Judaica; an unprecedented collection of more then 100 award-winning titles--many with a special
 relevance for Jewish genealogy research:

• Books are in easy-to-read, attractive Scholar PDF format

• All made to match their original printed edition page for page

• Every one possesses sophisticated navigation system

• TOCs are linked to relevant Chapter openings

• Endnote references are hyper-linked to endnotes and back

• Each Subject Index entry is linked to its corresponding text

• Searchable individually or collectively in different ways

• Printing and copying are unrestricted (for personal use only)

• Infinitively expandable

• Install on up to three computers at the same time

• Accessible off-line as well as online from any Windows PC

     Among the volumes are such classics as:

• A History of the Jews (Heinrich Graetz, 6 vols.)

• A History of the Jews in Christian Spain (Y. Baer, 2 vols.;
  The Library contains more then 20 major works covering various aspects of Sephardic experience)

• History of Jews of Russia and Poland (S. Dubnow, 3 vols.)

• The Jewish Community (Baron, 3 vols.)

• Legends of the Bible (Ginzberg)

• Torah: The Five Books of Moses (JPS)

• And over 100 additional titles, contributed by such authors as . . .
  
  Lea, Roth, Chouraqui, Baron, Abrahams, Alter, Netanyahu, Bentwich, Frazer, Bauer, Chomsky, Jacobs, Baek, Kaplan, Ash, Yellin, Hartman, Scholem, Twersky, Borowitz, Gillman, Ibn Gabirol, Maimonides, Baron, Radin, Modrzejewski, Luzzatto, Finkelstein, Freehof, Lamm, and many others.

To see a complete list of titles in HTML, click here

The monumental 12-volume work which laid the foundation of modern Jewish scholarship in America--written by more than 400 contributors from all over the world, many considered "the founding fathers" of their respective disciplines,--The Jewish Encyclopedia remains the standard in many important areas of Judaica.

. . . many of its entries . . . have remained unsurpassed statements.
-- Israel-based Encyclopaedia Judaica

Originally published between 1901-1906, the 12-volume Jewish Encyclopedia is in plain English written from an American perspective.

Almost 10,000 pages containing over 15,000 articles covering all important aspects of Jewish life until the beginning of 20th century (articles dealing with Tanakh alone take up almost 1,500 pages) and more than 2,100 illustrations, which can be used royalty-free in your personal and non-commercial projects.

While the Encyclopedia does not contain information on modern Jewish History (e.g., the creation of Israel, the Holocaust, Soviet Jewry etc.), it neither does contain 100 years of accumulated cultural bias, thus providing an invaluable "different point of view" which should enable you to take a fresh look at today's realities and evaluate prospects for the future.

The Encyclopedia's coverage is immense: you get authoritative, citable information on the most important topics of Jewish History, Biography, Sociology, Literature, Theology, Philosophy, Jewish beliefs, People, Places, Language, Scripture, Holidays, Practices, and Customs.

Don't pass up the unique opportunity to acquire this incredible treasure-trove of Jewish knowledge:
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-- Janette Silverman
Director of Education Jewish Federation of Nashville.

" . . . a wonderful collection . . . I am purchasing it also for my daughter. She is going to Columbia this year and this will save her a lot of time and spare her from going to library more often then she really needs."

-- Tom Wexelberg Clouser
The Jewish Theological Seminary

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-- Prof. David Lieber
Chairman-Emeritus,
University of Judaism, Los Angeles

"Superior translation . . . aesthetically and graphically more pleasing . . . an easier program to use . . . great support. I have other electronic editions of Tanakh, however I prefer to use this one."

-- Rabbi Daniel Shevitz
Congregation Mishkon Tephilo

-- Rabbi Miles B. Cohen
The Jewish Theological Seminary