Raphael Nathan Nota Rabinovicz (Rabbinovicz/Rabbinowitz) (1835 – November 28, 1888)[1] authored Dikdukei Soferim (Dikdukei Sofrim), a 15-volume work containing variant readings of half the six orders of the Mishna and two tractates of the Babylonian Talmud.
[2] Although he published/republished various other works, including a feature he titled Kunteres Dikdukei Soferim that appeared in a weekly Hebrew-language periodical, his magnum opus came out between 1867 and 1886.
[1][4][5] The timing of his work enabled him to use one font for the standard (Romm) Talmud and another for variants.
[4] One translation of the title "Dikdukei Sofrim" and the idea behind it is "Fine Points of the Oral Law".
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