This is the first of a four volume set from the Rabbinic Bible published in Venice in the beginning of the 17th Century. This is the five books of the Torah with the Aramaic translation and Rabbinic by Rashi and ibn Ezra.

This is the fourth of four volumes of the Hebrew Bible printed in 1568 by Giovanni Di Gara. It is known as the Fourth Rabbinic Bible (Biblia Rabbinica), and it is a reprint Daniel Bomberg's third Rabbinic Bible printed in Venice in 1548. This book is one of the oldest in the collection. It includes the entire book of writings, with commentaries by Ibn Ezra and Rashi, an Aramaic translation of the text, and the Messorah notes. In the last section of the book there is Targum for all the weekly portions and the Messorah Gedolah. On page 926v there is a one line Di Gara colophon.