Table of Contents

Introduction
SEDER ZERA'IM
Richard Sarason: Berakhot
Greg E. Gardner: Pe'ah
Richard Sarason: Demai
Michael Rosenberg: Kilayim
Ya'ir Furstenberg: Shevi'it
Matthew Hass and Will Friedman: Terumot
Joshua Kulp: Ma'aserot
Joshua Kulp: Ma'aser Sheni
Joshua Kulp: Hallah
Joshua Kulp: Orlah
Naftali S. Cohn: Bikkurim
SEDER MO'ED
Shaye J.D. Cohen: Shabbat
Charlotte Elisheva Fonrobert: Eruvin
Jonathan Klawans: Pesahim
Miriam-Simma Walfish: Sheqalim
Yonatan Miller: Yoma
Jeffrey Rubenstein: Sukkah
Judith Hauptman: Betsah
Steven Fraade: Rosh Hashanah
David Levine: Ta'anit
Alyssa Gray: Megillah
Gail Labovitz: Mo'ed Qatan
Michal Bar-Asher Siegal: Hagigah
SEDER NASHIM
Tal Ilan: Yevamot
Robert Brody: Ketubbot
Robert Goldenberg: Nedarim
Robert Goldenberg: Nazir
Ishay Rosen-Zvi, Orr Scharf: Sotah
David Brodsky: Gittin
Gail Labovitz: Qiddushin
SEDER NEZIQIN
Hayim Lapin: Bava Qamma
Hayim Lapin: Bava Metsi'a
Hayim Lapin: Bava Batra
Beth Berkowitz: Sanhedrin
David Flatto: Makkot
Elizabeth Shanks Alexander: Shevu'ot
Shaye J.D. Cohen: Eduyot
Christine Hayes: Avodah Zarah
Martin Jaffee: Avot
Alyssa Gray: Horayot
SEDER QODASHIM
Aryeh Cohen: Zevahim
Dvora Weisberg: Menahot
Jordan Rosenblum: Hullin
Chaya Halberstam: Bekhorot
Jonah Steinberg: Arakhin
Tzvi Novick: Temurah
Moulie Vidas: Keritot
Sarra Lev: Me'ilah
Naftali Cohn: Tamid
Naftali Cohn: Middot
Dalia Marx: Qinnim
SEDER TOHOROT
Michael Chernick: Kelim
Yehudah Cohn: Oholot
Mira Balberg: Nega'im
Mordecai Schwartz: Parah
Yair Furstenberg: Tohorot
Yonatan Adler: Miqva'ot
Charlotte Elisheva Fonrobert: Niddah
Hannah Harrington: Makhshirin
Shlomo Zuckier: Zavim
David Levine: Tevul Yom
Leib Moscovitz: Yadayim
Richard Hidary: Uqtsin
APPENDICES
Herbert Danby: Index of Biblical Passages
Robert Goldenberg and Leonard Gordon: Glossary of Untranslated Hebrew Terms
Herbert Danby: Weights, Measures, and Currency
Index of Subjects

About the Author

Shaye Cohen is Littauer Professor of Hebrew Literature and Philosophy, Harvard University. He previously taught at Brown University and the Jewish Theological Seminary in New York. He is widely recognized as one of the leading scholars of ancient Judaism in the USA. The late Robert Goldenberg retired in 2012 from a long and successful career of teaching Judaica and history at Stony Brook University. His main research interest was the history of Jews and Judaism in
the Greco-Roman and late antique worlds. He also taught at the Jewish Theological Seminary in New York. He was a former co-editor of the AJSReview. Hayim Lapin is Professor of History and Robert H.
Smith Professor of Jewish Studies at the University of Maryland. He has written extensively on rabbinic law and its social and economic contexts. Lapin also works in the field of digital humanities, with particular interest in editing and study of texts.

Reviews

In their three-volume work, the editors of The Oxford Annotated Mishnah (OAM) have produced a very helpful resource for anyone interested in the Mishnah. It is an academically informed yet highly accessible new translation of the Mishnah, with accompanying introductions for each tractate and annotations throughout the text.
*Andrew Messner, Academic Dean, Seville Theological Seminary, Evangelical Review of Theology*

One innovative and praiseworthy feature of the translation in The Oxford Annotated Mishnah is that it tries, often successfully, to emulate the Mishnah's economy of language... The Oxford Annotated Mishnah is a significant event in the history of Mishnah interpretation. Never before has such an illustrious cadre of scholars joined forces to create such a work.
*Yitz Landes, Jewish Review of Books*

The Oxford Annotated Mishnah is surely the new standard English edition of this foundational rabbinic anthology.
*Daniel M. Gurtner, Religious Studies Review*