the images into text. A beta version of the site contains enhancements not present on the main site. Mechon Mamre (digital freeware) Mechon Mamre makes the following digital Hebrew texts available as freeware (but claims a copyright on them): Tanakh (including versions with vowels and cantillation signs) Four major sources of the Oral Law: Mishnah (without vowels, based on Maimonides' version) Tosefta Jerusalem Talmud Babylonian Talmud Mishneh Torah of Maimonides (based on Yemenite manuscripts) The digital texts available at Snunit are taken (with permission) from Mechon Mamre. The Daat Library (digital freeware) A wide variety of primary texts, including many of R' Yosef Qafih's ("Kapach") and other more critical editions. The Sefaria Project Sefaria is a free culture project that includes interactive bilingual texts collected from public sources or created by volunteer translators. Sefaria highlights interconnections between texts from Tanakh, Mishnah, Talmud, Midrash, Halakha, Kabbalah, Chasidut and includes a free tool for making source sheets. In February 2017, it was announced that the Koren/Steinsaltz English translation of the Talmud and the Steinsaltz Hebrew translation of the talmud would both be placed into the commons with a CC-BY-NC license, and made available through Sefaria. Sages of Ashkenaz (digital freeware) Sages of Ashkenaz provides free digital text to various Ashkenazi seforim. Seforim Online (public domain images) "Seforim Online" ("seforim" means "books") provides PDF images of several hundred classic rabbinic texts for downloading. Many or most of them are hard-to-find or rare editions, and all are in the public domain. TorahTexts.org (searchable Torah Texts) Provides single point of search and access to many Hebrew and English texts available on the Internet Sifrei Kodesh Search - (Firefox add-on for searching texts) A convenient way to search through many Hebrew texts directly from your browser. It also allows you to narrow your search down to a specific text or genre of texts. Base HaSefer Base HaSefer (in beta test) aims to enable search and analysis of Sifrei Kodesh as if the content implicitly forms a relational database. It contains the full text of the Tanach and Targum Onkelos with vowels and cantillation marks and contains the following functionality: Simple and advanced search: Search for verses by entering one to many terms with optional entry as an exact quote. Vowels and cantillation marks can be specified and one can also search for words and phrases based on word roots or gematria. Other features include: unlimited use