Gemara with Rashi and Tosafot

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Gemara Rashi Tosafot

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Gemara: Vilna text (Wikisource Talmud Bavli). Vowels: the William Davidson edition. Both via Sefaria.org.
Rashi and Tosafot: Vilna edition, via Sefaria.org.
English of the Gemara: The William Davidson Talmud, Koren Steinsaltz (CC BY-NC). English of Rashi and Tosafot: written for this site in the same style, or the Sefaria Community Translation where it has one.
Page layout: daf-renderer by Dan Jutan and Shaun Regenbaum (MIT). Fonts: Mekorot Vilna and Mekorot Rashi.

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