Mount of Olives. See Olives, Mount of. Mourning, customs during, Ber. 26, 7; 31- 2; 88; Ter. n10; M. Sh. 512; Shab. 234, 5; Pes. 86, 8a-; Taan. 47n-; Meg. 33; 43n-; M. Kat. i5> 8; 2ln-; 35; Hag. 24; Ket. 210; 44; B. B. 67; Sanh. 21- 3; 6®; Makk. 3s; Hor. 34; Men. io9; j Mulberries, Maas. i2.
Musk-melon, Kil. i2; Ter. 26; 8s; j Maas. i4.
Mustard-seed, mustard-plant, Peah 32;! Kil. I2- 3; 28’ 9; 3s; Shebi. 91; Maas. 46; Shab. 181; Pes. 28; Naz. i5; B. B. 210; Kel. 148; 25s; Toh. 88; Nidd. s2.
Egyptian Mustard, Kil. i2. Wild mustard, Kil. Is.
Myrtle, Sukk. 32, *.
Nahum of Gimzo, M. Sh. 510n-; Shebu.
Nahum the Mede, Shab. a1; Naz. 54; Nahum the Scrivener, Peah 26.
Name of God expressly pronounced, Yom. 38n-; 42; 62; Sot. 7®; Sanh. 7s; Napkin, the three kinds of, Kel. 2414. Narwad, Neg. 74.
Nathan, Ber. 9s; Shek. 25.
Nothin ( Nethinah, f.), Yeb. 24; 62; 83; 93; Ket. i8* 9; 31; 116; Sot. 41; 83> 5; Gitt. 92; Kidd. 23; 312; 41; Makk. 31; Naziah. Nazik, Ned. i2; Naz. i1. Naziritt, Hall, i6; Orl. i7- 8; 33; Bikk- 211; Erub. 31; Pes. 25; 77; Shek. 25; M. Kat. 31; Ned. i1- 2; 23; ii5>9; Naz. i1 8t passim; Kidd, i8; 2*; Makk. 37< 9; Eduy. 411; 75; A. Zar. 59; Zeb.
S5,6. Io2.6. Men. 3«. 72. Q*. 1310.
Hull, io4; Tern. 74; Ker. 2l- 2; Meil. Negaim, Nidd. 612.
Negeb, the, Shebi. 92n- Nehardea, Yeb. 167.
Nehemiah, Ter. 87; Maas. 3s; Shab. 84; 174; Yeb. 56; Ned. 311; Naz. 94; Sot. 54; Sanh. i6; 91; io3; Zeb. 136; Kel. 185; Neg. 115; Nidd. 93; Maksh. 32; Nehemiah of Beth Deli, Yeb. 167; Eduy. 8s.
Nehorai, Naz. 95; Kidd. 414; Ab. 414. Nehunya b. Elinathan, Eduy. 62' s. Nehunya b. Gudgada, Eduy. 79. Nehunya b. ha-Kanah, Ber. 42; Ab.
Nehunya (officer of the Temple), Shek.
Neronian sela, Kel. 1712.
Neshek. See Usury.
Nethinah. See Nothin.
Netopha, Peah 7ln- See Beth Netopha. New moon, appearance of the, R. Sh. i4 & passim.
New moon, signals announcing the, New Year, Shebi. i6- 7; 22'10; 72; Shab. 19s; Erub. 37; R. Sh. i1* 2- 3; 33’ 5; 41- 7- 8; Meg. 35; M. Kat. 38; Zeb. io1; Men. n9; Hull. 53; Bekh. 95- 6; Nicanor Gate, Shek. 63; Yom. 310; Sot.
Nicolaus dates, A. Zar. i“.
Niktimon, Kel. 156.
GENERAL INDEX Ninth of Ab, Pes. 4s; R. Sh. i3; Taan.
Nisan, Pes. i1; 48”-; Shek. 31; R. Sh. i1, 3; Taan. i2> 4*; Ned. 85; Bekh.
Nittai of Arbela, Hag. 22; Ab. i6' 7. Nittai of Tekoa, Hall. 410.
‘Noah’, Shab. 12s.
Noked, Par. i3.
Noladim, Ned. 3*.
Non-capital cases, procedure in, Sanh.
Nuisance, committing a public, B. B.
Numbers, Book of, Yom. 71; Men. 43.
Oaths, Shek. a1; Ket. 85; 92®-; io5; 131, 2> 4; Ned. ix* 2; 21* 2> 3; 3 4; Gitt. 43; s3' 4; Kidd, i5; B. K. 9s; io3; B. M, I1' 2;31- 2;47' 8' 6«; 7*; 8“- 4; 912; Sanh. 32; Shebu. 11 & passim; Oats, Kil. i1; Hall. il; Pes. 2s; Men. io7; Kel. 9e.
Offerings, manner of offering the — of the congregation and of the indi¬ vidual: wherein they differ. Tern. 2lf —, precedence in, Hor. 3*; Zeb. io1®' —, what may render them invalid, Zeb.
iia- & passim; Men. i1®- & passim. Officers of the Temple, Shek. 5lf-; Yom.
21; 31; Tam. i2; 31- 2; 51; Midd. i2. Offspring of Uncleanness. See under Uncleanness. Oil for the meal-offerings, Men. 63.
—, preparation of the, Men. 83B- Oil, when liable to tithes, Maas. i7. Oleander, Hull. 35.
Oleaster- wood, R. Sh. 23; Tam. 23. Olive, as a measure of size, Kel. 17s, and frequently.
— trees and fruit, Peah 31; 65; 71; 81’ 3; Dem. 6s- ®; Kil. 65; Shebi. 45' 9- 10; Ter. i4- *■ *; 26; io7; 1 1 3; Maas. 3s; 41' 3;M. Sh. i4; Hall. 39; Bikk. i3'10; 33; Shab. 22; 173; M. Kat. 21; Ket. 85; Ned. 67; Gitt. 23; 5s; B. M. 57; 85; B. B. 31; 53- 6; io7; Men. 83- *> s; Kel. 55; iz8; Toh. 9«. «> •; Maksh. 38; and frequently.
Olive-press, Shebi. 86; Maas, i7; M. Sh. 37; Shab. i9; Hag. 34; Ned. 32; S3J B. M. io4; B. B. i6; 31; 44- s- 7; io7; — what is included in the term, B. B. 4s. Olive-seethers, Eduy. 78; Kel. 5s; 8s. Olives, Mount of, Ber. 95n’; R. Sh. 24; Olives, treatment of, Toh. 9lfl-; iolff- Shebi. i4; Hall, i1, 3; Pes. 48; 74; Shek. 41; Meg. 2®; Sot. 21; Ab. 5®; Zeb. 95; 143; Men. 53’ 6; 61, *• 7; 81; Onias, Temple of, Men. 1310. Onias the Circle-maker, Taan. 3s. Onions, Peah 33, 4; 69>4°; Kil. i3; Shebi. 28; s4; 63; Ter. 2s; 96; io1; Maas. 33; 52> 8; Shab. i10; 74; Ned. 98; B. B. 210; Uktz. i2- 3; 24- 5- *. Summer onions, Shebi. 54.
Opinion of the individual against the opinion of a majority, Eduy. i5, *; Orach, Kil. i3.
Orlah [App. I. 32], Ter. n3; M. Sh. 51; Orl. 11 & passim; Bikk. 26; Sukk. 3®; Ornaments, women’s, Shab. 61; Kel.
I j8f.
Orphan, Shebi. io6; Pes. 81; Yeb. 13®“-; Ket. 3®; 6s'®; 97,8; io2; n1; Gitt. 43; 52, 4; Shebu. 7’; Bekh. 94; Arak.
‘Orphan in her father’s lifetime’, Yeb.
Ostrich, Kel. 1714.
Outer-area ( karpaf ), Erub. 23, 5; 52; 91; Betz. 42.
Outskirts of a city, M. Sh. 514; Sot. 53; q8 Ovens, Ter. io4; Orl. 3s; Shab. i11; 32; Pes. 21; 72; Betz. 45; M. Kat. i9; B. B. 21’ 2; Kel. 3®; 5lfl; 8lfl-; g1- 30; Ohol. 5*; i2lff.
Ownerless property, Peah 1 3- ®; 4®; 6l; Shek. i2; Yeb. 131; Ned. 48; Eduy. 43. Ox that is to be stoned, the, Kidd. 29; B. K. 92; Sanh. i4; 74; A. Zar. 5®; Zeb. 81; Hull. 53; Tem. 71; Ker. 62.
Pahath-Moab, Taan. 4s. ‘Pairs’ ( Zugoth ), Peah 2®; Hag. 22; Ab.
Pallax, Par. i3.
Palm branch, Sukk. 31, 4.
— tree, Peah i5; 41' 2; Dem. i1; Pes. 48; Pamias, Cave of, Par. 811.
Pancakes, Hall. i4.
Panic, Shebi. 27; Hall. i4.
Panther, B. K. 1 4; B. M. 7®; Sanh. 1 4. Papias, Shek. 47; Naz. 3 *; Eduy. 7s’ ®’ 7; Papyrus. See Reed-grass.
Parable, Sukk. 2®; Sot. 91S; Nidd. 2s; s7. Parah, Nidd. 612.
Parakhadeigma, Par. i3.
Parosh, Taan. 4®.
Parwah-chamber, Yom. 33, ®; Midd. 53.
GENERAL INDEX Passover, Shebi. 21; M. Sh. 5®; Hall. i1, 2> 8; Shab. 231; Erub. 2®; Pes. ' passim; Shek. 31; R. Sh. i2- 3; Taan. j i2; 3*; Hag. 1 3; Meg. 35; Ned. 78’9; 82> 5; B. K. 92; B. M. 8®; Makk. 32; Eduy. 210; 52; 76; Men. 82; io7; Hull. 5s; Bekh. 9s; Arak. 23; Tem. 31; 7®; Ker. i1; 3s; Midd. 34. See also Second Passover.
Passover-offering, Shab. i11; 231; Pes. passim; Shek. 2s; 74; Meg. i10; Makk. 33; Eduy. 52; Zeb. i1®'; 24; 36; 58; Men. 7s; 96; Hull. 210; Arak. 23; Ker. Nidd. io«; Yad. 4®.
—, manner of roasting the, Pes. 7IS —, manner of slaughtering the, Pes. Paste-balls, Hall. i4.
Pasul, Toh. xln- Paupers’ dish, Peah 87; Pes. io1.
Paziah, Ned. 1 2; Naz. i1.
Peace-offering, Ter. 3®; Pes. s2; 9®; Shek. 25; Hag. 23; Ned. i4; Naz. 44; Peace-offerings of the congregation Peach, Kil. i4; Maas. x2.
Peah [App. I. 33], Peah xln- & passim Ter. i5; 6s; 92; M. Sh. 51®; Hall, x3; Pes. 48; Ned. n3; Gitt. s8; Nidd. 6s. Peah, produce that is liable to, Peah Pear, Kil i4; Maas, i3; Uktz. 1®.
Peas, Peah 33; Shab. 21 3; Teb. Y. i®. Pedlars, Maas. 23; Shab. g7; Kel. 24; Pelusium linen, Yom. 37.
Pennyroyal, Shab. 143.
Pentecost, Feast of, Shebi. x1; 21; Hall. 410; Bikk. i3- "• 10; Shek. 31; Sukk. s7; R. Sh. x2; Meg. 3s; M. Kat. 3«; Hag. 24; B. B. 63; Eduy. 210; Men. 36; 42; 56; 7s; Hull, s3; Bekh. 95; Arak. 23. Pepper, black, Uktz. 3®.
Pepperwort, Maas. 4*; Pes. 2®.
Perekh, Orl. 37.
Perutah. See App. II A.
Pestilence, times of, Taan. 34, 7.
Petahiah (officer of the Temple), Shek.
Pharisees, Dem. z3n'; Hag. 24"-’ 7; Sot. 34; Toh. 412; Yad. 46- 7- 8. See also ‘Associates’. Philistines, Naz. I2; Sot, x8; 81.
Phineas b. Jair, Sot. 915.
Phineas (officer of the Temple), Shek.
Phylacteries, Ber. 31, 3; Shab. 62; 83; Gitt. 4®; Sanh. 1 1 3; Shebu. 38'11; Men. 37; 41; Arak. 63’ 4; Kel. 167; 188; 231; Mikw. io2, 3* 4; Yad. 33- Physicians, R. Sh. i7; Kidd. 414; Bekh.
Ohol. 23. See also Healing, means of. Pig, Kil. 8®; Shebi. 810; Ned. 21; B.K. 77; Hull. 92; Bekh. 44; 68- ®; Ohol. Tas • TTtt7 -j3 Pigeons, R. Sh.’ i8; B. K. 77; B. B. 2s; Zeb. 75; 14'; Hull, i5; ia1; Ker. 6s; Par. 93; Kinn. iln- & passim.
Pine, Par. 3®.
Pin-money, Ket. 64.
Pippin, Kil. i4; Maas, i3; Uktz. 1®. Pistachio, Shebi. 75.
Pit, injury caused by a, B. K. 5s' ®- 7. Place of Ashes, Zeb. 52; 65; 125; Meil.
Place of Burning, Pes. 82; 9®; Shek. 73; Pitch, Shab. 21; 84; A. Zar. 511; Kel.
33, 7, s. 102, 5. 303. Mikw. 9s* 7. Pithos, R. Sh. 37n-; B. M. 412n-; Kel.
Plant, parts of, that are susceptible to uncleanness, Uktz. i1 & passim. Plasterers, Kel. 29s- 8; Mikw. 2®. Platform ( dukhan ) of the levites, Kidd. Eduy. 82; Arak. 63tt- Plough, parts of a, Kel. 21 2.
Plumbline, B. B. 213- 14; Kel. 128; 29®; Polypus, Ket. 710.
Pomegranates, Ber. 68; Peah i5; Shebi. 73; Maas, i2; 2®; 3®; Orl. x8; 37; Bikk. 31; Shab. 9®; Pes. 71; Meil. 64; Kel. 171' 4- 5' 15; i9lc; 204; 25®; Uktz.
Pondion. See App. II A.
Poor, harvest dues of the. See Glean¬ ings, Peah, Forgotten Sheaf, Poor- man’s Tithe.
Poor-fund, Peah 87. See Almoners. Poorman’s Tithe, Peah 54, 5; 82,3’8; Porch (of the Temple), Erub. io15; 5®; 61; 72; Midd. 23; 36’ ’-8; 47; 5l! Kel. i®.
Potters, potsellers, Shebi. 5’; Maas. 37; Hag. 3s; B. K. 34; 52; B. M. s7; Kel. 24; 8®; Ohol. 162; Par. 5®; Toh. 71; Poulterers’ Market, Erub. 10®.
Poverty, Kidd. 414.
Prayer, Ber. 51; 94. See also Benedic¬ tions.
Prayer, position during, Ber. 45, ®. Prayer for the sick, Ber. 5®.
Prayer, must not be a fixed task. Ber.
GENERAL INDEX Precedence, Gitt. 58; B. M. a11; Hor.
— in inheritance, B. B. 82.
— among offerings, Hor. 3®; Zeb. iolfl- Prefect of the Priests ( segan ), Bikk. 3®; Yom. 3e; 41; 71; Sot. •f' 8; Tam. 7®. See also R. Hanina, Prefect of the Priests.
President of the Court ( Nasi Beth-Din), ‘Price of a dog, the’, Zeb. 81; 9®; 142; Priest Anointed for Battle, Sot. 72; 81; Makk. 26.
Priestly (‘Aaronic’) Blessing. See Bene¬ diction of the Priests.
Priests, Ber. i1; Ter. 81; Pes. i8; Shek, i3- 4; Sukk. s*- »■ 8; R. Sh. i7; Ket. 73; 85f-; and frequently. See also Impaired priestly stock.
Priests, Court of the, Ket. Is.
Priests, disqualifications in, Hull, i6; Bekh. 7lff- Priests, the Courses of, Bikk. 312; Sukk. 5*' 7' 8; Taan. 2®- 7; 42; Yeb. n7; B. K. 912; Tem. 34; Tam. 51; Par. 311. Priests, the dues of the, Hall. 4lln-; Betz, i6; Ned. n3; Hull. iolft- Priests whose service renders offerings invalid, Zeb. 2ltt- Primary uncleanness. See Uncleanness, Father of.
Prison, Pes. 86; M. Kat. 31- 2; Yeb. 12®; Sot. 4s; Gitt. 67; Sanh. 9®; A. Zar. i3. Proclos, son of Philosophos, A. Zar. 3*. Property, disputed ownership of, B. M.
Property held in common, B. B. i4' ®. Property in joint ownership of the heirs, Property, partition of, B. B. i1®-1 6. Prophet, a false, Sanh. n5.
Prophets, Peah 26; Shebu. 22; Ab. i1; Prophets, readings from the, R. Sh. 4®; Prophets, the First, Yom. 52; Taan. 42; Proselytes, Peah 4®; Dem. 610; Shebi. to9; M. Sh. s14; Hall. 3®; Bikk. i4- 5; Pes. 88; Shek. i3- «; 7®; Yeb. 28; 6s; 82; 112; Ket. i2' 4; 31' 2; 4s; 9s; Gitt. 2®; 3®; Kidd. 41' ®’ 7; B. K. 47;s4; 911; B. M. 4“; B. B. 33; Eduy. 52' ®; Hor. 14; 3®; Hull. 104; Bekh. 81; Ker. 21; Neg. 71; Nidd. 7®; Zab. 21* 3; Yad. 44. See also Resident alien. Prostrations in the Temple, Shek. 61, 3; Prozbol [App. I. 34], Peah 3®; Shebi. io3-7; M. Kat. 3 3; Ket. 9®; Gitt. 43; Psykter, Erub. 101®; Tam. 5®.
Puberty, signs of, Ter. i3; Yeb. 74; Public domain, damage to the, B.M.
Public domain, encroachment on the, Public right of way, B. B. 67.
Publicans. See Taxgatherers.
Puga, River, Par. 81®. Pulse (legumens), Peah i4; Kil. 22; Maas, i6; Hall, i4; Betz, i8, s; Ket. 5®; Ned. 71; B. M. 64; 71; 98; Shebu. 63; Ohol. 182; Maksh. 32; Teb. Y. 25; 33; Uktz. i®.
Purchase, validity of, Shebi. 109; Kidd.
Purim, R. Sh. i3; Taan. 210; Meg. 34- ®; Purslane, Shebi. 71; 91, ®.
Python, Sanh. y7.
Quaestor, Bekh. 5®.
Quicklime, Shab. 84.
Quince, Kil. i4; Maas, i3; Uktz. i®.
Rabban, App. I. 36. See under Gama¬ liel the Elder; Gamaliel II; Gama¬ liel III; Simeon b. Gamaliel I; Simeon b. Gamaliel II; Johanan b. Zakkai.
‘Rabbi’. See Judah the Patriarch. Rabbit, Uktz. 3®.
Radish, long, Kil. i®- *; Maas. S2, 8; Shab. 22; Maksh. 4®; Uktz. i2.
Rain, Ber. 52; g2; Peah 21; Kil. 23; 95, ®; Shebi. 3®; 63; 97; Sukk. 29; Taan. iia-; 3lfl-; M. Kat. i1; Ned. 44; 8®; B. M. 510; 8®; A. Zar. t8; 174; Toh. 34; 65, 7; Mikw. i4; 27; 44; 73; Maksh. 23, 4; 3®' ®; 42,lfl; 57; Rain, prayers for, Ber. 5®; Taan. ilff- —, benediction over, Ber. g2.
Rainfall, the second, Peah 81; Shebi.
—, the first, Taan. 31. Raisins, Ter. i9; Maas. 1®; Bikk. 3®. Ramp (of the Altar), Erub. 1014; Shek. 88; Yom. a1- *■ 4; 4®; Sukk. 49; Zeb. 21; 32, ®; 53; 6®> ®; 97; Tam. i4; 21; Rampart (of the Temple-court), the, Pes. 510; Shek. 84; Midd. 1®' 7- 9; 2®; Rams that may be offered, age of, Par. 1 ®. Ransom price, B. K. 4®; 5®.
Raven, Shab. 181; Toh. 4*.
Reba'i, Par. i1.
Rebi'i, Par. i1.
Rechab, Taan. 4®.
Red Heifer, Shek. 4®; y7 \ Meg. 34; GENERAL INDEX passim-, Midd. i3; 24.
Red line around the Altar, the, Zeb.
21”'; 71; 1410; Midd. 31; Kinn. i1; 3ia- Red Sea, Taan. 24, 5.
Reed-grass, Kil. 69; Bikk. 31; Shab. 82; 24s; Erub. io14; Kel. g4; io4; 22s; Toh. xo8.
Refusal, right of, M. Kat. 3®; Yeb. i1, 2; 210; 131’ 2- 4’ 5' 11; Ket. xi6; B. M.
Nidd. 6U.
Refuse, Remnant and Uncleanness, the laws of, M. Sh. 32; Pes. io9; Ned. i3; Makk. 32; Zeb. 23; 35; 41 & passim-. Men. i3; 21 8i passim; Hull. 86; Ker. I1; 32; 42; Meil. i2; 29; 43' 4; Toh.
Refuse-basket, the three kinds of, Kel.
Regeb, Men. 83.
Re’iyyah [App. I. 37], Hag. i2.
Rekem. Gitt. i1* 2; Nidd. 7s. Re-marriage, interval before, Yeb. 410; ‘Removal’, the law of (Deut. 1428; 2613; Repentance, Yom. 88' *.
Resident alien, B. M. 5®; 912; Makk. 23; Residuary hair, Eduy. 5®; Neg. 53. ‘Residue’ of the commandments, Men.
Restitution, twofold, Ter. 64; Ket. 3®; B. K. 57; 71’ 3- *• 5; 98; B. M. 31; 49; Sanh. i1; Shebu. 46; 65; 83- 4. See also Damages, half; Damages, full. Restitution, threefold, B. K. 73. Restitution, fourfold or fivefold, Ket. 39; B. K. 71' 2' 4- 5; B.M. 31; 49; Resurrection of the dead, Sot. 915 (end); Sanh. io1.
Reuben, Meg. 410; Kidd. 34.
Rice, Peah 83; Dem. 21; Shebi. 27,l#; Rikhpa, Maas. 5®.
Rinsing Chamber, Midd. 5®.
Ris, Yom. 64; B. K. 7 7. App. II c. ‘Rising and falling offering’, Ned. iln-; Rokhel, B. B. 97.
Roman hyssop, Neg. 146; Par. 1 17. Rome, Erub. 4lc-; A. Zar. 47.
Rose, Shebi. 7®- 7; Maas. 25; Shab. 144. ‘Row, the’. See Mourning, customs during.
Rue, Kil. i8; Shebi. 94;Uktz. i2.
Sabaoth, Shebu. 413.
Sabbath, Dem. 41’ 2> 4; Kil. i9; 910; Shab. 71, 2 & passim; Erub. passim; Pes. 36; 48; 51, 8; 6»- 2; 710; 93; Shek. 46, 10. 5i. Betz. 22; 42; 51" 2;R. Sh. i4- 5> 9; 41; Taan. i6; 27; 37; 43- 7; Meg. i2- 5; 34; M. Kat. 35; Hag. i8; z*; 37; Ket. 59; Ned. 310' 11; 81- c; io8; Sot. 53; Sanh. y4’ 8; 87; Shebu. i1; Eduy. 410; Hor. i3; Zeb. io1; Men.
IO3’ 9; j j 2. 3, 6, s, a. Tem 2i. j£er jl.
34, 10; 41, 2; Meil. 4®; Tam. 74; Neg.
Sabbath-limit (t.ehum), Shab. 23s' 4; Erub. 34; 42' 3’u; 54' 5; 7U; 8‘; io2; Betz. 42; R. Sh. 4®; Ket. 210; Ned.
Sabbath-rest, the rabbinically ordained, Shab. io6; Erub. io3,15; Pes. 59n-; Sacking, its susceptibility to unclean¬ ness, Kel. 27lff- Sacrificial portions, Pes. s10n-; Yom. 67; Zeb. 22; 36; 4*; io3; 134' 5; Men. 21; Sacrilege, Shek. 22; y1; Yom. 5®; Betz. 5s; Hag. i8; Naz. 44’ ®; B. K. i2; B. M. 47; A. Zar. 2s; Zeb. 55; 7 3- 4; 9®; Hull. 86; Tem. 41; Meil. iln- & Sadducees, Ber. 9Sn •; Erub. 62; Hag. 24n-; Makk. 1®; Par. 33, 7; Nidd. 42; Safflower, Kil. 28; Shebi. 71; Uktz. 3®. Sailors, Shebi. 85; Shab. 151’ 2; Ket. 5®; Sal-conditum, A. Zar. 2®.
Sale, deed of, Gitt. 32; B. B. io3.
—, definition of terms in a, B. B. 418-; — liability for quality of goods sold, — of land, B. B. yltt- Salt, Maas. 43; M. Sh. i5; Shab. 41; 65; 142; Erub. 31; 710; io14; Shek. y1; Betz. 54; B. B. 21; A. Zar. 2®; Zeb. 65; Men. i2; Bekh. 49; Midd. 53; Kel.
— chamber, Midd. s3.
Salutations, Ber. 21; 51; 95; Shebi. 4s; Salving of property, B. K. io4.
Samaria, Sot. 7®.
Samaritans, Ber. 71; 88; Dem. 34; 59; 6l; 74; Shebi. 810; Ter. 3°; Shek. i8; R. Sh. 22; Ket. 31; Ned. 319; Gitt. i8; Samson, Naz. i2; 9s; Sot. i8.
Samuel, Taan. 24; Naz. 9®.
Samuel the Younger, Ab. 419.
Sanctity, conveyed by the Altar, Zeb.
9ia.
GENERAL INDEX Sanctity, conveyed by the Ramp, Zeb. g7. —, conveyed by the Temple vessels, Zeb. g7.
Sanctuary [the great hall of the Temple], Erub. jo15; Pes. 4®; Yom. 310; 43; 51' 3’ 7; 68; Taan. 4®; Sot. 22; B. B. 64; Tam. 37; Zeb. 811; Midd. 24; 34, 8; Sanctuary, an idol set up in the, Taan. 4“.
Sanctuary of Solomon’s Temple, B. B.
Sandal, parts of a, Kel. 264.
Sanhedrin, Sot. 911; Kidd. 45; Sanh.
Midd. 51- —, the Greater, Sanh. i®.
—, the Lesser, Sanh. i6.
Sarteba, R. Sh. 24.
Saul, Abba, Peah 8®; Kil. 23; Shab. 23s; Shek. 42; Betz. 3s; Ket. 7®; Ned. 6®; Gitt. 54; Kidd. 4214; B. M.412; 67; B. B. 27- 13; Sanh. io1; Makk. 22; Ab. 28; Men. 83; n5; Midd. 2®; s4. Saul b. Batnith, Abba. Shab. 24s; Betz.
Saul, king of Israel, Sanh. 22.
Savory, Shebi. 81; Maas. 39; Uktz. 22. Savoury, benediction over the, Ber. 6s. Saw, parts of a, Kel. 213.
Scapegoat, Shab. 93; Shek. 42; Yom. 42; 61, 2; Shebu. i®- 7; A. Zar. 5*; Scarecrow, Midd. 4®.
Schoolmaster, Shab. i3; Kidd. 413. Scorpion, Shab. 167; Ab. 210; 55; Kel.
Scourging. See Forty Stripes.
Scribes, words of the, Orl. 3“; Yeb. 24; 93; Sanh. 1 1 3; Kel. 137; Par. n®1 6; Scriptures, Holy, Shab. 161; Erub. io3; Kidd. 110; B. B. i6; Ab. 521; Kel. 156; Par. io3; Zab. 512; Yad. 32, 5; 45, ®.
— -, uncleanness of, Kel. 156; Zab, 512; Scrivener, Shab. i3; Kel. 24s.
Scroll of healings, Pes. 48n- - — (of the Law) of the Temple Court, — of the Law; which parts convey uncleanness, Yad. 34.
Scutchgrass, Kil. 18; Kel. 3®.
Sea-dog, Kel. 1713.
Seah. See App. II D, E.
‘Seal’ a Benediction, to, Ber. i4; Taan.
Sebaste, Arak. 32.
Second grade uncleanness. See under Uncleanness.
Second Passover, Hall. 411; Pes. 7®; Second Tithe, Ber. 71; Dem. i3, 4; 51’ 2; 64; 71’ 2- 3' 4- ®; Shebi. 82; Ter. M. Sh. iln- & passim; Hall, i3; 38; Bikk. 21- 2’ 3- *■ 10; Shab. 181; Erub. 31, 2; Pes. 25j ®; 73; Shek. 22; 71, 2; Sukk. 3s; Meg. i11; 25; Hag. i3; Sot. 71; 910; Gitt. 38; Kidd. 28; B. M. 4«- 8; Sanh. i3; 82; 10®; Makk. 32, 3; Eduy. i9’10; 32; 7*; 8®; Men. 75; Bekh. 1®; Kel. i8; Par. n4; Yad. 43; Uktz. 3®- 7. Secondary uncleanness. See Unclean¬ ness, Offspring of.
Seduction, Ket. 3ia-; Arak. 31.
Sela. See App. II a, b.
Sennacherib, Yad. 44.
Senaah, Taan. 4®.
Sepphoris, Yom. 63; Kidd. 4®; B. M.
Serak trees, Kil. 63' ®; Shebi. i3; Ohol. Serpent, Ber. 51; Ter. 84- ®- •; Yeb. 16®; Ned. 32; g3; Shebu. 3®; Ab. 210; 5®; B. K. i4; B. M. 79; Sanh. i4; 91; Sesame, Shebi. 27; Hall, i4; Shab. 22; Seven-day uncleanness, Hull. 4s; Kel. i4; 187; 19®- ®; Ohol. i1- 2' 3; S4! 7*1 ‘Seven Kinds’ [of produce], the, Ber.
Seventh Year, Seventh-year produce, rules governing the, Dem. 34; Kil. i9; 7®; Shebi. il & passim; Ter. 23; 10®; 47; Bikk. 2®; Pes. 42; Shek. 22; 41; Sukk. 311; Betz. 4’; R. Sh. i8; M. Kat. i1- 2' 4; Ned. 4®; 8l; Gitt. 59; Kidd. 27; B. M. 910; Sanh. 33; Makk. 39; Nidd. 6s; Maksh. 211; Yad. 48. See also Prozhol.
Sexes, separation of the, Kidd. 412- 13, 14. Sha'atnez, explanation of, Kil. 98. Shaddai, Shebu. 413.
Shallots, Shebi, 29; Ned. 69.
Shammai, School of, Ber. 6®; Dem. 31; Kil. 8®; Ter. 4®; Orl. 2®- 12; Betz. 2®; Eduy. 310; Mikw. 4®; Maksh. 5®. See also Hillel, School of, for the disputa¬ tions between the School of Shammai and the School of Hillel.
Shammai the Elder, M. Sh. 24, 9; Orl. 2®; Sukk. 28; Hag. 22; Eduy. i1, 2' 3' 4, 7. 8,10,11. Ab J12. is. 5i7. Kej 22 4; Nidd. i1.
Sharon, Kil. 2®; Sot. 83; B. K. io9; Shebuah, Ned. 1 2.
Shebutah, Ned. 1 2.
Shechem, Sot. 7®.
Sheep, Kil. 1®; 91; Shab. 52; B. K. 91; 838 GENERAL INDEX Sheet, the three kinds of, Kel. 241®. Shekel. See App. II a, b.
Shekel-dues, Shek. i1 & passim. Ned.
Shekel of the Sanctuary, Bekh. 87. Shekinah (the Divine Presence), Sanh.
Shetuka, Ned. i2.
Shelishith, Par. i1.
Skeloshith, Par. i1.
Sherna ' [App. I. 38], Ber. ilf-; 2sfl’; 3lff-; Shah. 8s; Pes. 48; Taan. 43; Meg. 43, 8> 8; Sot. 54; 71’ 8; Ab. 213; Shemaiah, Hag. 22; Eduy. i3; 5s; Shemoneh Esreh. See Benedictions, the Eighteen. See App. I. 46.
Shemuel, Shab. 123.
Sheol, Sanh. 103.
Shephelah, Shebi. 92n- Shetiyah, Yom. 52.
Shewbread, Pes. 74; Shek. i4; 41; 51; 64; Yom. 25; 311; Sukk. s7; Ab. 5®;- Zeb. 9s; i43; Men. 44; 53- 6; 62- •* 7; ijie., Meil. 27; Tam. 3®; Midd. i®. Shezur. See Simeon of Shezur.
Shield, the three kinds of, Kel. 241. Shifkoni, Peah 71.
Shikmonah, Dem. i1.
Shiloh, Meg. i11; Zeb. 145.
Shimeon, Shab. 123.
Ship, Ber. 48; M. Sh. 59; Hall. 22; Orl. Sukk. 23; Taan. 37; Gitt. 34; B. B. 51; A. Zar. 52- 4; Hull. 29; Arak. 43; Kel. 23; is1; Ohol. 81- *< ®; Neg. nu; 121; Par. 55; 9®; Toh. 5*; Maksh. 57; Zab.
what is included in the term, B. B. 51. Shittuf [App. I. 39], Dem. i4; Hall, i8; Shobach, Sot. 81.
Shofar [App. 1. 40), Pes. s5; Sukk. 4®’ *; 54, 5; R. Sh. 32*; 41’ 2’ 8£f'; Taan. i8; 2 3».. if.. Meg. 25; Hull, i7; Arak.
Shofar-chests, Shek. 21; 61, 5; Shooting stars, benediction over, Ber. 92 Shopkeeper, Dem. 24; M. Sh. 42; Betz. 38; Ket. 94; Ned. 47; n2; Kidd. 414; B. K. 6®; B. M. 24; 3U; 412; 54; 912; Shoulder, definition of the, Hull. 10 4. ‘Shovel’, the, Tam. 3®; s6n- Shushan, Midd. i3; Kel. 179.
Sidduk, Pes. 3s.
Sidon, Ket. 710; Gitt. 47; 7s; A. Zar. 3’. Sidonian bowls, Kel. 4®.
Silk Kil. 92.
Siloam, Sukk. 49'10; Par. 32; Zab. i5. Silphium, Teb. Y. i®.
Simeon (the tribe), Sot. 81.
Simeon b. Akashya, Kinn. 3®.
Simeon b. Azzai, Ber. 94; Shek. 31; 4°; 5®; Yom. 2®; Taan. 41; Yeb. 413; Sot. 34; 915; B. B. 910; Ab. 42’ ®; Hor. i2; Zeb. Is; Bekh. 9®; Kinn. 25; 3®; Par. Simeon b. Bathyra, Shab. 161, ®; Pes. 4®; Gitt. 57;Eduy. 81-; A. Zar. i6;Zeb. i3; Men. I2.
Simeon b. Eleazar, Kil. 9s; Sot. 913; Kidd. 414; B. M. 21; A. Zar. 411; Ab.
Simeon b. Gamaliel I, Rabban, Ab. 117; Ker. i7.
Simeon b. Gamaliel II, Rabban, Ber. 28; 410; Maas. 5s; M. Sh. 3s; 51; Orl. i4; Pes. 23; 45; Shek. 85; Betz. 31; Taan.
47, 8 1 Meg. i8; Ket. 28; 55! 64; 79; Naz. 68; Sot. 912’15; Gitt. i1; 44- 8; S8; 71; 88’ 8; 98, IS; io8; B. B. i8; 47; 510,U. 61, 4, 8. go. 101, 4, 7. Sanh l2.
38; Makk. i10; Shebu. 7'; Eduy. 8®; A. Zar. 2®; 31, »; s3’ 4-10; Ab. i18; Men. 119; Hull. 26; 32; 67; 82; Bekh. 24; 32; 54; b9; 7®; Arak. 61; Tem. 52; Kel. 78; n1; 174; 261; 28s; Ohol. 189; Simeon b. Halafta, Uktz. 312.
Simeon [b. Yohai], Peah i3; 3®; 41; Dem. 34; 5®; Kil. 21’ 2- 7; 49; 52; 32> 3; 65- ®; 76; 8®- 7; 91' *• 5; Ter. 35, 9; 412; 58; io11; 1110; Maas, i4; 24; 3s; M. Sh. 22; 32.11-1®; 58; Or!. 21- 9- 10' Erub. 34; 4s’11; 56; 68; 82’ 8; 91; io2’ 3> 15; Pes. 54; 83; g8; Shek. 24; 3I; j6. gs. Yom. 57; 66- 7; Sukk. 21; Betz, i9; 34; R. Sh. I1, 7; Hag. i7.
Yeb. 22; 34- 9; 63’ 4; 83- 6; io1’ 7’ 8- 9; 128; 155; Ket. 4»; 82- 4; 98; io®; 112; Naz. 21’8; 5s; 69’10; Sot. 3®* 8; B. K. 41; 62> 4; 72- 4; B. M. 210; 42' 5’ 9; 510; io6; B. B. 22,14;49; 68; Sanh. 1®; 24; 3®; 71; 92, ®; io8; Makk. i7; 2®; 32' ®’18; Shebu. i4- 7; 34! 43; 52' 3’ 4i 68; Eduy. 5®; 87; A. Zar. 37; 410; Ab.
Zeb. i4; 21; 4®’ 4’ 8; 83-12; 91’ 2; io7’ 8; 117; 128; 133’ 7; 142; Men. 34; 42, ®- 4’ 8; 58, ’• *; 61’ 4’ ’; 92- 7; io8; 112; 123’ 4; 1310; Hull. 2®’ 8’ *• 10; 31; 53; 9’'8; Bekh. 49; s2; 82; 98; Arak. 74’ 8; 88; g8; Tem. i2'8; z2; GENERAL INDEX 3I’ s’ 5; 7a’ 4; Ker. I5; 39; 43; 54’ 5* 6> Kel. 32' 5; 57; 75; g4’ 8; 142; is2; 173, 4> u> 17; 184; 226; 2417; 253; 26s; 274, u- 12; 288> 7; 303; Ohol. 22, 7; 3 2; 72; 914; 102; 117; 131; 16s; 185; Neg. 44-6; 6«; io2- 4- "■ 9; n3'9; 128; I3n. I49,10.ii. Par. 22; 5i. 62; g2; 118; 121; Toh. 4s; 61; g1’ 3' 4; io1, 3; 4s; 51; 72; 92; Maksh. i6; 35; 410; 53.io. 65, e, s. Zab. 32; 43’ 4- 5- 7; Simeon b. Judah [the Patriarch], Neg. io8.
Simeon b. Menasya, Hag. i7.
Simeon b. Nanos, Bikk. 3®; Shab. 1 6s; Erub. io15; Gitt. 810; B. B. 73; io8; Shebu. 75.
Simeon b. Nathaniel, Ab. 28, *• l3. Simeon b. Shetah, Taan. 38; Hag. 22; Simeon b. Zoma, Ber. i5; Naz. 81; Sot.
Simeon, brother of Azariah, Zeb. ia; Simeon of Mizpah, Peah 26.
Simeon of Shezur, Dem. 41; Shebi. 28; Gitt. 6®; Hull. 4s; Ker. 43; Kel. 181; Simeon of Teman, Taan. 37; Yeb. 413; Yad. i3.
Simeon, son of the Prefect, Shek. 85; Simeon the Just, Ab. i2, 3; Par. 3s. Sinai, B. K. s7; Shebu. 36; Ab. i1; Hull.
Sinai, Halakah to Moses from, Peah 2s; Eduy. 87; Hull. il"; Yad. 43. Sinew of the hip, Hull. 7UB- Sin-offering, M. Sh. i7; Shab. 61, 2- 3- 4; 71. 3; ijS; l67. 223; Pes. 5*; 6®; Shek. jS; 23, 4, 5; Naz +4, «. 67,I0. gl. Gitt. 55; Sanh. 78; Eduy 7®; Hor. z3, 6; Zeb. il & passim; Men. 9e; Hull. 219; Tern. I1; 22; 41; Ker. 24-8; 34; 5®fl-; Meil. 25; 31; 51’ 3; Kinn. i1 he passim] Kel. 18; Neg. 147'11; Yad. 42; Uktz.
— of a bird, Naz. 81; Zeb. 44; 62- 4- 7; 7lfl-; io4; Tem. 7s; Ker. 53; 6s; Meil.
— of the congregation, Yom. 6l; Zeb.
— of the individual, Zeb. 53; Tem. 22; Par. i4.
— water, Meg. 24; Hag. z5, 6; Naz. 67n-; Kidd. 210; Eduy. 32; 53; 75; Bekh. 4s; Kel. i1, 2; 292n-; Ohol. 55; Par, iln- & passim; Mikw. 51' 4; io6; Zab. 58, 10; Yad. i2.
Singer, S., Ber. i4n-; 52n-; 7ln'' 3n-; Sister-in-law, marriage with a. See Levirate marriage.
Sit, Orl. 32-3; Shab. i34; Kel. i34.
App. II c.
Si'ur, Pes. 35.
Siwan, month of, Bekh. 9®.
Skin which counts as flesh, Hull. 92. Slaughtering, by whom valid, Zeb. 31; Hull. i1. —, manner of, Hull, i1"-’ 2R-; 2lft- Slaves, Ber. 27; 33; Peah 38; Shebi. 88; Ter. 73; 81; M. Sh. i7; Bikk. is; Pes. 72; 81; Sukk. 21' 8- 9; 310; R. Sh. i7; Yeb. 71. 2- ®; Ket. 37; 8s; Naz. 91; Sot. 62; Gitt. i4,6; 23; 44, 5’ *• *; Kidd. 313; 47; B. K. 319; 4s; 65; 83- 4; B. M. i5; 49; B. B. 31; Sanh. n1; Shebu. 65; Eduy. i13; Ab. i3; Hor. See also Bondservants, Canaanitish; Bondservants, Hebrew.
Sleepiness, cure for, Shab. 610n- Small cattle, rearing of, Dem. 23; B. K.
Snakeroot, Pes. 26.
Sodom, Sanh. io3; Ab. 519.
Soko, Ab. i3.
Son barzel, Yeb. 71- 2; B. M. 58n-; Bekh.
‘Song of Songs, The,’ Yad. 3®. Soothsayer, Sanh. 77.
‘Songs of Ascents’, Sukk. 54; Midd. 25. Sorb tree, Shebi. 7®.
Sorcery, Sanh. 711.
Soreg, the, Midd. 23.
Spanish tunny fish, Shab. 22s; Maksh.
Speculation in market values, B. M. 57. Spelt, Peah 85; Kil. i1- 9; Hall, i1; 42; Pes. 25; B. M. 37; Shebu. 32; 46; 53; Men. io7; Teb. Y. i5.
Spindle, parts of a, Kel. n8; 211. Spinning, M. Kat. 34. Spirit, Evil, Shab. 25; Erub. 41; Ab. 5*. Spirit, the Holy, Sot. 98, u. Spongy-cakes, Hall, i4, 5.
Sprinkling of the blood, Zeb. i4n-; 41, 2; Spruce, Par. 38.
Squirting-cucumber, Ohol. 81.
Stealing a soul from Israel, Sanh. il1. Stolen property, B. K. io2, 3- ®B- Stomach, old wine good for the, Ned. 9\ Stoning, death by, Yeb. 86; Ket. 4s; Sot. 38; B. K. 4s; Sanh. 6lfl- «- 5; ?i, 4, 7, 8, 10. g3. I04. Eduy 6i. Nidd_ 5s. See also Ox that is to be stoned, the.
— a coffin, Eduy. 5*.
GENERAL INDEX Stools; their susceptibility to unclean¬ Storms, benediction over, Ber. 9 2. Stove, Single-, ( Kuppah ), Shab. 32; Stoves, Shab. 31; Betz, i2; 4®; B. B. 22; 43; Eduy. 42; Kel. s20-; 6lft-; 72ff- Strangling, death by, Ter. 72; Ket. 43; Striking of father or mother, Sanh. u1. Stubborn and rebellious son, Sanh. 8lft- Study, House of [Beth ha-Midrash], Ber. 42; Dem. 23; 75; Ter. n10; Shab. 161; 181; Pes. 44; Betz. 3s; Ab. 514; ‘Stunners, the’, M. Sh. 515; Sot. 910. Stylus, parts of a, Kel. 132. Substitute for an offering (Lev. 2718), Pes. 96; Men. 74; Tem. i1 & passim. Sukkah [App. I. 42], Maas. 37; Sukk. i1 & passim; Betz. 42; Ned. 22; Shebu.
Sumach, Peah i5; Dem. x1; Maas, i2; Sundial, Eduy. 3®; Kel. 125.
Surcharge, Shek. i8' 7; Hull, i7; Bekh.
Surveyors, Erub. 411; Kel. 143. Suspected Adulteress, the, Yom. 310; Meg. 2s; Sot. i1 & passim; Kidd, i8; Men. 93. See also Meal-offering, the Suspected Adulteress’s. Swape-well, M. Kat. i1; Mikw. 81; Maksh. 49.
Sycamore figs, Dem. i1.
— tree, Dem. i1; Kil. I8; 64; Shebi. 4®; 92; B. M. 9“; B. B. 27' 11 • 13; 48- *; 58. Symmachos, Erub. 31; B. M. 6s; Hull 53. Synagogue, Ber. 73; Ter. 1 110; Erub. R. Sh. 37; Meg. 31' 2,3; Ned. 5s; 92; Sot. 77' 8; Makk. 312; Shebu. 419; Syria, Dem. 6U; Shebi. 62, 5- 6; Maas. 55; Hall. 47'11; Orl. 39; R. Sh. i4; B. K. 77; Eduy. 77; A. Zar. i8; Ohol.
Tabernacle, the, Shab. n2n-; 1 2 3; Zeb.
Tabernacles, Feast of, Maas. 3’; Bikk. x8* 10; Shek. 31; 63; Yom. 2s; Sukk. x1 & passim; R. Sh. x2; Taan. x1, 2‘ 3; Meg. 35; Hag. i8; Ned. 79; Sot. 7s; Gitt. 38; B. M. 86; Ab. s’; Zeb. 136; Table, a; its susceptibility to unclean¬ ness, Kel. 22lf- Tadi Gate, Midd. x3, 9; 23. Tailor, Kil. 9®; Shab. i3; Pes. 4®; B. K. io10.
I Tamid. See Daily Whole-offering. Tanners, Shab. x8; Ket. 710; Kel, 151; Tannery, Shab. i2; Meg. 32; B. B. 29. Tarbith. See Usury.
Tares, Kil. x1; Ter. 28.
Tarfon, Ber. i3; 68; Peah 3®; Kil. 58; Ter. 45; 92; Maas. 39; M. Sh. 24, 9; Shab. 22; Erub. 44; Pes. io8; Sukk. 34; Betz. 3®; Taan. 3*; Yeb. 158’7; Ket. s2; 7*; 92’ 3; Ned. 66; Naz. 5®; 68; Kidd. 313; B. K. 2s; B. M. z7; 43; Makk. i10; Eduy. i10; Ab. 215' 18; Zeb. io8; 117; Men. 125; Bekh. 28, 7' 8> 9; 44; Ker. 52, 3; Kel. ix4’ 7; 257; Ohol. 133; ib^Par. i3; Mikw. io5. Maksh.
Tartimor. See Tritimor.
Tax-gatherer, Shab. 82; Hag. 3®; Ned. 34; B. K. io1- 2; Ab. 317; Toh. 7*. See also Customs dues; Excise.
Tebel, M. Sh. 4“ Tebet, the month, Taan. 4®. (App. I.
Tebul Yom, Ber. iln-; Pes. x8n'; Teb. Y. iln- See also Immersed the selfsame day, he who has.
Teeth, false. Shab. 6s.
Tefillah [App. I. 46], Ber. 24; 3*- 3- 5; also Additional Tefillah.
Tehinah, son of Parishah, Sot. g9. Tekiah, Taan. 25.
Tel Arza, Yeb. 167. Temple, the, Ber. i1; g5; Kil. 91; M. Sh. 38; Erub. ioll~u; Shek. i3 & passim; Shebu. zlff-; Ab. 5®; Men. 1 18; Arak. 23ff-; Tam. xlfl- & passim; Midd. xin- & passim.
—, chambers of the. See Chamber of Abtinas, et seqq.; Golah Chamber, Parwah Chamber, Rinsing Chamber, Salt Chamber, Wood Chamber.
—, courts of the, Sukk. 54; Ned. 5°; Sanh. i5; Shebu. 22; Eduy. 88; Midd. iln-;Par. 3*, — Court [Azarah], the, Bikk. i8; 34; Shab. 68; Pes. 5s’ 8; g2; Shek. 7s; Yom. i8; 33; 43; 62- 7; M. Kat. 34; Hag. 37; Sot. 34; 78; Kidd. 29; B. K. 72; Sanh. g8; 1 x 2; Shebu. 22, 3; Eduy. 58; A. Zar. s9; Zeb. 58; 61; io8; 126; Men. io4; 1 1 2; Tem. 74; Tam. i1; Midd. iln' & passim; Kel.
—, degrees of sanctity within the, Kel.
j-Sfl.
—, destruction of the, Taan. 4®; M. Kat.
— -fund, Shek. 23’ 5; 4’- 8; 58; Yom. 6l; B. K. 911; Arak. 88; Tem. i8; 71* 2’ 3; GENERAL INDEX