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NOTES: ... bracket italics in the original
... bracket English transliterations of Hebrew terms which
appeared in this location in the original text. The transliterations were
created with the aid of Rabbi Manes Kogan of Beth Israel Synagogue
in Roanoke, Virginia during fall, 2000. Occasionally no transliteration
was available. When transliterating a multi word phrase, the
transliteration is done using the Hebrew word ordering of right to left.
Following the transliteration, if present, but still within the brackets, are
the parenthesized names of the Hebrew letters. The name of each letter
is capitalized, and multiple words are separated by commas.
In all cases, the closing bracket will include any punctuation that
immediately followed the associated textual material.
The Hebrew letters, vowels and punctuation are named according to the
Unicode standard (which is itself based upon ISO 8859-8) as follows:
(The Unicode value is in hexadecimal).

Vowel Unicode Letter Unicode Sheva 05B0 Alef 05D0 Hataf Segol
05B1 Bet 05D1 Hataf Patah 05B2 Gimel 05D2 Hataf Qamats 05B3
Dalet 05D3 Hiriq 05B4 He 05D4 Tsere 05B5 Vav 05D5 Segol 05B6
Zayin 05D6 Patah 05B7 Het 05D7 Qamats 05B8 Tet 05D8 Holam
05B9 Yod 05D9 05BA Final Kaf