New Edition of the Babylonian Talmud V4 (1901)

Michael Levi Rodkinson

New Edition of the Babylonian Talmud V4 (1901)
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Kessinger Publishing
Country
United States
Published
21 November 2009
Pages
232
ISBN
9781120653505

New Edition of the Babylonian Talmud V4 (1901)

Michael Levi Rodkinson

Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: CHAPTER II. RULES AND REGULATIONS CONCERNING SPACE TO BE LEFT BETWEEN ONE’S PROPERTY AND ANOTHER’S, BE IT OF ONE OR TWO KINDS. UNDER WHAT CONDITIONS A TENANT MAY PLACE AN OVEN IN HIS DWELLING. UNDER WHAT CIRCUMSTANCES A SHOP IN A YARD MAY BE PREVENTED. CONCERNING THE SPACE TO BE LEFT BETWEEN A CITY AND PIGEON-COOPS, TREES, BARNS, CEMETERIES, AND TANNERIES. MISHNA /.: One must not dig a well near that of his neighbor, nor a channel, cave, aqueduct, or basin for washing, unless it be removed to a distance of at least three spans from that of his neighbor, and plastered with lime. Olive or poppy waste, dung, salt, lime, and flint-stones must also be removed to a distance of three spans, and must be covered with lime. To the same distance, seeds, ploughing, and urine must be removed from the wall; a handmill to a distance of three spans from the lower millstone, which is four from the upper millstone; and an oven three spans from the foundation, which is four spans from the upper rim. GEMARA: The Mishna begins with a well and ends with a wall ? Said Abayi, according to others, R. Jehudah: By the term
wall is meant the wall of the well. But then it could teach:
Unless he removes it from the well, and it would be self-evident that the meaning is from the wall of the well
? The Mishna comes to teach us by the way that a wall of a well must measure no less than three spans, in cases of selling and buying, as we have learned in the following Boraitha:
If one says, ‘ I am selling you the well with its walls,’ the walls must measure three spans. It was taught: If one comes to dig a well at the boundary of his neighbor’s vacant plot, has he to remove it to the distance mentioned in the Mishna, or not ? According to Abayi he has not, and according to Rabha he has. They …

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