An excellent seder-related freebie from someone who has researched the kezayis issue to the nth degree and explained what it means l’maaseh in terms of how much matza one has to eat. I don’t think there’s any further work to be done on the issue after this: http://www.dafyomi.co.il/lectures/reviis/kuntras-kzayis.pdf
Many thanks. By the way, the later (and more important) Goldschmidt (1960) is available for a pittance in Israel: http://www.bialik-publishing.co.il/product_reviews.php?products_id=213&language=he
Everybody knows about hebrewbooks by now, I would think.
More interesting, Rabbi Mark Greenspan’s translations of classic haggadah commentaries. Most recent, last year’s translation of R Yedidia Theo Weil’s “Marbeh Lesaper”.
An excellent seder-related freebie from someone who has researched the kezayis issue to the nth degree and explained what it means l’maaseh in terms of how much matza one has to eat. I don’t think there’s any further work to be done on the issue after this:
http://www.dafyomi.co.il/lectures/reviis/kuntras-kzayis.pdf
Or on hebrewbooks:
http://hebrewbooks.org/49153
where is the dubno maggid’s
Another useful free resource: הגדה של פסח – אוסף פירושים
http://www.daat.ac.il/daat/vl/tohen.asp?id=59
J=thanks for the link to R H Margolin’s work.
link to rabbi Greenspan’s translation of Marbeh Lisaper does not work.
Yes, there seems to be a typo on the site. Try this: it worked for me.