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May 05, 1995 - Image 114

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1995-05-05

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"ArtScroll takes
this project very se-
riously," Rabbi Her-
czeg emphasizes.
"It's something that
is going to be wide-
spread, and we
can't afford to have
errors."
Each volume
takes about one
year to complete.
However, the work
is going faster now
that the team has
"picked up a
rhythm." In fact, he
notes, it took some
Using modern to study ancient.
time to come up
Jerusalem was added.
with a satisfactory
"It's the kind of project that I format for the work. The Herczeg-
don't think one person can do Kamenetsky-Petroff team spent
alone because there are so many six months working on a section
aspects you have to take into con- ofSizeinot before scratching it and
sideration," Rabbi Herczeg says. starting over with a completely
These include sensitivity and pre- different format.
Rabbi Blitz describes public re-
cision of Rashi's language, the
sensitivity of Rashi to his sponse to the Rashi project as
midrashic sources, the Hebrew "fantastic." In fact, he says, one
grammatical aspects of Rashi and large girls seminary in Brooklyn
his frequent use of Old French in has recommended that every stu-
his commentary.
dent purchase the Sapirstein edi-
"It's an interesting combina- tion as an obligatory supplement
tion," Rabbi Blitz says of the edit- for home study. Since Shernot
ing team. "They're all rabbis, and was published in May 1994, it
many of them have strong acad- has sold about 15,000 copies, he
emic backgrounds in conjunction says.
"The typical Jewish book
with their rabbinical ordination."
Rabbi Kamenetsky, Herczeg's doesn't sell more than 5,000
long-time study partner and fel- copies," he notes. "The Rashi is
low teacher, is the grandson of quickly becoming one of the great
the late Torah sage Rav Yaakov exceptions."
Kamenetsky. He and Rabbi Gold
have carried out extensive re-
search into Old French to clarify
some of the phrases Rashi used.
Even though the final volume
Rabbi Petroff, a student of Rav of ArtScroll's Sapirstein edition
Yaakov Kamenetsky and the late
ofRashi, Deuarim (Deuterono-
Rav Yosef Dov Soloveichik of my), isn't scheduled for publi-
Yeshiva University, is a profes-
cation until summer of 1997,
sor of classical languages at Bar- principal translator Rabbi Yis-
Ilan University. His knowledge rael Isser Zvi Herczeg already
of classical Greek brought an ad- is looking ahead to his next pro-
ditional dimension to the project. ject.
Rabbi Blinder, who teaches at
Totally immersed in Rashi
Yeshiva Ohr Yerushalayim at these days, Rabbi Herczeg
Moshav Beit Meir, has a master's hopes to next produce an Eng-
degree in Semitic languages.
lish-language Rashi on the rest
Both the translation work and of the Bible. In fact, he and his
the editing are painstaking tasks. fellow editor, Rabbi Yosef
Rabbi Herczeg works with the Kamenetsky, already are work-
English text of the ArtScroll ing on that commentary in their
Stone edition of the Chumash
spare time.
and adapts the Rashi translation
"There are more than 200
to it. "I have to make sure the
commentaries written on
Chumash reflects the way Rashi Rashi's commentary on the
saw the words and reflected Chumash. There is not a single
thereon," he explains. He also comprehensive commentary on
refers regularly to about 25 com-
Rashi on the rest of the Bible —
mentaries on Rashi in develop- Prophets and Writings," Rab-
ing the translation text.
bi Herczeg says. "So, Rabbi
The first draft of the transla- Kamenetsky and I have al-
tion is sent to Rabbi Kamenetsky ready started working on some-
for editing. After rewriting the
thing that we hope will develop
draft based on those comments, into a comprehensive commen-
Rabbi Herczeg sends it to Rabbis tary on Rashi to the rest of
Petroff and Blinder. Following Scripture."
further revisions based on their
They have completed their
comments, a third draft is sent commentary on Jonah, which
back to Rabbi Kamenetsky. The
is a relatively small book, and
final draft is forwarded to New hope to build from there, Rabbi
York, where Rabbi Gold gives it Herczeg says.

a final review.

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