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What sefer (prob Mikraos Gedolos) has the most meforshim in it?

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You can't just buy the one that has the most meforshim and expect to have everything, because the ones with less meforshim aren't necessarily a subset of the ones with more meforshim, for example the Zohar HaNigleh is only in Mikraot Gedolot HaBahir. – Chanoch Nov 15 '10 at 15:01
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Please clarify: Do you mean specifically Torah commentary? Otherwise, I bet that some editions of Talmud or Shulchan Aruch would be in the running, too. – Isaac Moses Nov 15 '10 at 15:10

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I'm not sure if Torah Shleimah becuase it's more of an encyclopedia that doesn't separate the commentaries.

Otherwise, look at SeforimCenter's Mikraot Gedolot category and compare for yourself -- there are different sets with different focuses. For example, there's Mikraot Gedolot HaBahir which includes Zohar Nigleh, there's a mikraot gedolot of commentaries by the Abir Yaakov, there's a mikraot gedolot of Chassidic masters, etc.

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Not a physical book, but the Bar Ilan Responsa program has dozens of commentaries.

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as does hebrewbooks.org – Shmuel Brin Dec 15 '11 at 2:01

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