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The text meets the structural, stylistic and bibliographic requirements indicated in the first part of this “Author Guidelines” section (see above).
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The journal’s instructions for contributors are as follows:
2. Normes generals d’estil per a les publicacions de la SCEHB.
3. Normes per a la redacció de la bibliografia i les referències bibliogràfiques.
4. Abreviacions o símbols dels llibres de la Bíblia i manera d’indicar les referències bíbliques.
5. Noms dels ordres i tractats de la Mixnà (o Misnà) i el Talmud.
6. Proposta de transcripció de l’hebreu.
In the case of book reviews, include full bibliographic details of the relevant book in the “Title” field.
For book reviews and articles alike, we strongly recommend that authors who work with Microsoft Word use Tamid’s article and book review templates to write and format texts.
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