Temple, gates of the. See under Eastern Gate, Gate of Jeconiah, Gate of Sing¬ ing; Gate of the Firstlings; Gate of the Flame; Gate of the Offering; Gate of the Women; Huldah Gates; Kind¬ ling Gate; Kiponus Gate; Nicanor Gate; Tadi Gate; Upper Gate; Water Gate.
—, measures used in the, Men. gin- — Mount, Ber. g5; Bikk. i9; 34; Pes. Midd. iln- 2- 3; Kel. i8; Par. 33' «.
—, officers of the. See Officers of the Temple.
—, property dedicated to the, Arak. 6lff. —, Psalms sung by the levites in the, —, shambles of the, Pes. 59; Shek. 64; Eduy. 84; Ab. 5s; Tam. 3®; Midd. 3s; Ten Commandments, reciting of the, Ten Tribes, return of the, Sanh. 103. Tenancy, system of (wherein owner and lessee take pre-arranged shares of the crop), Peah sSn'; Dem. 68; Hall. 47; B. M. 5s; 9lfl-; B. B. 32; 104; Shebu.
‘Tent’ uncleanness. See Uncleanness by overshadowing.
‘Tent’ wherein lies a corpse (Num. 1914’ 1S), Eduy. 2s; Kel. g2’ 6; iol; 182; Ohol. iln & passim; Neg. 1312; Tenth (of the Ephah), Men. 3s; 4s; I22II.
Terebinth, Shebi. 75; Yeb. 12s. Terefah [App. I. 47], Shebi. 73; Pes. 66; Ned. 21; B. K. 72; Sanh. 82; Makk. 32; Shebu. 34; Eduv. 22; 51; Zeb. 7*; 81; g3; 124; 142; Men. 73; Hull. 24; 3UI.. 44. 53. 62. 85. Bekh,5. 5«.
7?n.; ^4. rpem_ 23. (yi, 5. Neg. 1 4®; Toh. i1. See also under Blemishes. Teresith, Shebu. 63. App. II a.
Teruah, Taan. 2s.
Terumah [App. I. 48], M. Sh. 411, See Heave-offering.
— of the Shekel Chamber, Shek. 2lfl-; Thank-offering, Hall, i6; Pes. Is; 25; Shebu. 22; Zeb. 5°; Men. 23; 3s; 51; 65.?i, 2. 3, 4, 5, s. Tem 32. Meij. 42 Theatres, A. Zar. i7n- Theft, penalties for, B. K. 7lfll; 91, 2; Theodorus, Bekh. 44n- Theudas, Bekh. 44n- Thigh, definition of the, Hull. io4. Third grade uncleanness. See under Uncleanness.
Thistles, Shebi. 71.
Thomy-capers, Dem. i1; Maas. 48.
Threshing-floor, Peah s8; Kil. 2s; Ned. 24; B. B. 28; Sanh. 4s; Bekh. g5n-; Thummin. See Urim and Thummim. Thunder, benediction over, Ber. 92. Tiberias, Shebi. 92; Shab. 34; 225; Erub. io10;Neg. g1;Maksh. 67.
Tishri [App. I. 49], Shek. 31; R. Sh. i1; Bekh. 96. Tithes. See under First Tithe; Heave¬ offering of Tithe; Poorman’s Tithe; Second Tithe; Tithe of Cattle. Tithes, the times when produce is liable to, Maas. ilff- & passim.
Tithe of Cattle, M. Sh. i2; Shek. i7; 31; 88; R. Sh. i1; Hag. i4; Ned. 24; Naz. 53n -, Zeb. i2; 58; 82; io3; Men. 96,7; Hull i7; io2; Bekh. 22; 5ln”6; Tobiah the Physician, R. Sh. i7.
Todos the Physician, Bekh. 44.
Todros, Bekh. 4ln- Tomb, construction of a, B. B. 68; Tomb-monuments, Erub. 51; Shek. 2s; Ohol. 71.
Tomb, the stone that seals a, Erub. i7; Tooth-ache, Shab. 144.
Tossing of the blood of offerings, Pes.
Town, what is included in the term, Transjordania. See Jordan, (the land) beyond.
Trees, cultivation of, Shebi. a3®-; B. B.
Trees, purchase of, B. B. 54.
Trellised vine, Peah 41, 2; 78; Kil.
Triclinium, Erub. 66n. See Eating-hall. Tritimor, Sanh. 82. See App. II b. Tropaic, Ket. 57. See App. II A. Truffles, Uktz. 32.
Trumpets, Sukk. 54; R. Sh. 33, 4; Arak.
Tzimmem or Tzimme', Bekh. 74.
Turnip, Kil. i3, 9; 31; Maas. 52, 8; Hull.
Turtle-doves. See Doves. Two Loaves (of Pentecost), the, [Lev. 2317], Pes. 74; Shek. i4; 41; Ab. 5s; Zeb. 95; 143; Men. 5l- 3- 6; 62’ *■ 7; 81; io2’ 6; 111’ 2’ 4’ 9; Meil. 26; Kel.
Tyrian coinage, Bekh. 87.
— courtyard, Maas. 3s.
Tzappahath, Maksh. 59n- Tzok, Yom. 64c' Unborn young in slaughtered beasts, Hull. 4lfl‘ GENERAL INDEX Uncleanness. See under Airspace, un- cleanness contracted from; Carrion uncleanness; Connectives for un¬ cleanness; Corpse - uncleanness; Earthenware vessels; Evening un¬ cleanness; Food uncleanness; Fruit, parts of; Glass vessels; Gullet, un¬ cleanness of the; Leathern vessels; Maddaf- uncleanness; Metal vessels; •Midi-us-uncleanness; Plant, parts of a; Seven-day uncleanness; ‘Tent’ where¬ in lies a corpse; Wooden vessels; Woven work. See also App. IV. Uncleanness, derived. See Unclean¬ ness, Offspring of.
—, first grade, Kel. 8s; Toh. iln-; i5ff-; —, second grade, Sot. 52; Kel. 85; 19®°-; Toh. iln" 51t-; 2zn-; Zab. 512n- —, third grade, Sot. 52; Kel. i5n-; 19®“-; Toh. iln'; i5£f-; 2sa-; Teb. Y. i1"-; • —, fourth grade, Toh. iln-; 2 4.
—, fifth grade, Toh. 25. — by carrying, Kil. 8s; Shab. 91; Naz. 72, ®; Eduy. 25; 63; A. Zar. 3®; Zeb. 7®; Hull, i1; 94-5; Kel. il* *•*’*; Ohol. Is; 23- 4; 182' 3; Par. ii«; Toh. 3s; 4®; Nidd. io4; Zab. 22’4; 32; 41; 51- — by contact, Kil. 85; Naz. 72- 4; Eduy. 31; 63; Zeb. 7®; 11®; Hull. 44; 94, •; Kel. I1- 2- 3- 5; 34; 43; 53; 73- 4-s; 18®' 7i ®; 195; 23s; 264; 27’- 8- •- 10; Ohol. i8; 23- 4; 31; i82- 3; Par. ix®; Toh. a1; 46- *; 64; 9^ *■ •; Nidd. 10®; Maksh. 4®; Zab. 24; s1,u; Teb.
— by ‘entering in’ (of a leper), Kel. i4; — by overshadowing (‘tent’ unclean¬ ness), Kil. 85; Shab. 23; Naz. 72, 3> 4; B. B. 214"; Eduy. i7; 25; 31’ 7; 63; passim; Neg. 1312; Toh. 4®; 51; 62; —, conditions of doubt respecting, Toh.
—, Father of fathers of, Pes. i®"* —, Father of, M. Sh. 39; Pes. 1®; Shek. 84> ®; Eduy. a1; Meil. 44; Kel. ilfl’; Maksh. 42, 8; Teb. Y. 1 4> 5; 21, 8; 31; — ‘from the deep’, Pes. J7; Naz. 92; — in men, the ten degrees of, Kel. i5.
— in the public domain and in a private domain, Toh. 45ff" 11; 57, ®; 6lffi; —, knowledge of having contracted, Shebu. ilfl’ —, liquids which render foodstuffs sus¬ ceptible to, Maksh, 6®ff- & passim.
Uncleanness, Offspring of, M. Sh. 3s; Pes. 1®; Shek. 84> ®; Eduy. 21; Meil.
—, primary. See Uncleanness, Father of.
—, protection from, Kel. ioin-; Ohol.
— that can be included together with other uncleanness, Meil. 43n- Upper Gate, the, Shek. 6s; Midd. 2®. Upper Market, the, Shek. 81.
Urim and Thummim, Yom. ‘7s; Sot.
Usucaption, title by, Peah 3®; Kidd.
Usurping occupant of property, Kil. 7®; Utensils. See Vessels.
Valuation-vow, Meg. 43; Sanh. i3; Arak. iln- & passim.
Veil of the Temple, Shek. 84, 5; Yom. 5lff‘ Vespasian, Sot. 914.
Vessels of ministry, Shek. 4®; 6®; Sot. 21; 31; Zeb. 5l- 2- 3- *• 5; 1410; Men.
Vessels: the degree of damage which renders them insusceptible to un¬ cleanness, Kel. 3lff-; 4Iff'; 5lfl-; n1; 131*"; 141’ 8; i7lfl-; ip7"-; 2olS-; 261*; Vessels: the outer and inner parts of, — the stage of their manufacture when they become susceptible to unclean¬ ness, Kel. 51' 2- 4; 128; 141’ ®; i61D-; Vessels whose size renders them in¬ susceptible to uncleanness, Kel. 151; Ohol. 81.
Vetches, Ter. u9; M. Sh. 22- 4; Hall. 49; Shab. i5; 203; Eduy. i8;Bekh. 6l; Vetchlings, Peah 53ni; 67; Kil. i1; Teb.
Vine, Ber. 61; Peah i5; 73, 5; Kil. i8 & passim; Shebi. 4®' 10; 9®; Maas. 3s; Orl. i5- 7; Sukk. i4; M. Kat. i1; Ket. 8®; Naz. 61,5; Sot. 915; B. B. 212; Tam. 2s; Midd. 3®; Nidd. 9“ See also Trellised vine.
Vinegar, Dem. i1; Shab. 14®.
Vinegar, benediction over, Ber. 63. Vineyard, Kil. 41'9; 51-8. See also Trellised vine; Diverse kinds in the vineyard.
Violation, Ket. i3ff-; Arak. 3®.
Virginity suit, Ket. i1"7.
Vivarium, Betz. 31.
Vow-offerings, Meg. i®; B. K. 74n-; Kinn. i1; Par. i4.
Vows, Shebi. 97; Ter. i3; Hall, i2; GENERAL INDEX passim; Naz. i1 & passim; Gitt. 4s; Kidd. 25; Sanh. 7®; Men. 122; Hull. Nazirite; Valuation- vow.
—, release from, Shab. 24s; M. Kat.
31’ 2; Hag. Is; Ned. 25;9lfl'; Naz. 53- 4. Vulture, Hull. 31; Kel. 1714.
Wages in kind, B. M. 10s.
Wagon, parts of a, Kel. 144' 5; 21 2.
—, the three kinds of, Kel. 24s. Walled city, houses in a, Arak. 93, 5fl' -, rules which apply to, Meg. i1, 2; Arak. 9s; Kel. i7.
Walnut, Peah i5; 41; Shebi. 72; Maas. i2; M. Sh. i3; Orl. i8-9; Shab. 9s; Warning required before a trans¬ gression can be deemed deliberate, Washerman, Kil. 910; Shab. i8, 9; 205; Pes. 46; B. K. io10; B. B. 21; Kel. 234; Water Gate, Shek. 63; Sukk. 4*; Midd.
— Libation at the Feast of Tabernacles, Shek. 63; Sukk. 41' *; Zeb. 62; Midd.
- melon, Kil. i8; Ter. 31; Maas, i4, 5; — of expiation. See Sin-offering water.; - skin, the three kinds of, Kel. 2411.
Waving of the offering, Bikk. 24; 3°; Meg. 25; Naz. 6*; Sot. 31; Kidd, i8; Zeb. 143'10; Men. 32; 55, ®' 7; 99; to4; Tern. s^Kel. i8.
Weapons of war, Kel. 1 18.
Weasel, Kil. 85; Pes. i2; Eduy. 27; Hull. 33; 92; Kel. 156; Ohol. 188; Par. 93; Weavers, Dem. i4; Kil. 919; Orl. i4; Wedding-feast, Ber. i1; Shebi. 74; Ter. 1110; Hall. 27; Erub. 81"-; Ket. 75a-; Sot. 911; A. Zar. i3; Ker. 37; Neg. 3s; Week of years, Shebi. 47’ 8* 9; Ned. 81; B. M. 910, 11; Sanh. 51; Makk. i10; Weevil, Par. 92. Weights and measures, care of, B. B. 510. Wheat, Peah 25- ®; 83- 5; Dem. 34; 6s- 11®; Maas. 45; Hall, 11; 3X- »•«>; 42; Orl. 2®; Pes. 25, 7; Ket. s8; Ned. 610; 84- 7; Sot. 21; B. K. 65; B. M. 37; S1’ *• 9; 65; 97- 8; B. B. 5®; Makk. 32; Shebu. 32; 45; 53; 63; 75; Men. 65 75; io7; 123; Neg. 139; Maksh. 3s- *• Whey, Ned. 64.
White bean, Kil. I1; 77. Whole-offering, Ter. 38; Shek. 25; 47, 8; 65; 71; Yom. 7s; Betz. 24; Hag. i3’5; 23; Ned. i4; Naz. 44; 610; 8l; Sanh. io6; Zeb. i3; 54 & passim; Arak. 5®; Tem. 32* 3; 51; Meil. 24; 42; Kinn. ilff- and elsewhere. See also Daily Whole-offering; Additional Whole-offerings.
—, manner of slaughtering and pre¬ paring the, Tam. 41B- — of a bird, Zeb. 6s; 7lff-; io4; Meil. 22; Kinn. iln- & passim.
Widows, maintenance of, Ket. 412; nlfl; i2sf-; Gitt. 53.
Wife, husband’s responsibilities to his, Wife’s property, husband’s rights over, Wife’s duties to her husband, Ket.
‘Wild men’, Kil. 85.
Wilderness, generation of the, Sanh. io3. Wilderness measure, Men. 71. Willow-lettuce, Kil. i2.
Willow branches, Bikk. 38; Sukk. 3a> 4; Wine, benediction over, Ber. 61' 6' ®; — for the meal-offerings, Men. 8®1- —, when liable to tithes, Maas. i7.
- press, Peah 71; Dem. 67; Kil. s3- 4; Shebi. 8®; Ter. 34; 89; Maas, i7; 44; M. Sh. 3®' 13; 41; Shab. i9; Erub. 10®; Hag. 34; B. M. 418; 7*\ B. B. 49; Eduy. 4s; A. Zar. 48, 9; s11; Ab. 420; Kel. is5; 2410; Ohol. 181; Toh. 8®; — -strainer, Ter. 87; Shab. 201; Ab.
Witnesses, examination of, Sanh. 3®; —, credibility of, Ket. 22®-; Bekh. 410.
—, false, B. K. 73; B. B. 34; Sanh. 62; — forbidden to receive payment, Bekh.
—, those ineligible to be, R. Sh. i8; Woad, Kil. 2s; Shebi. 71; Shab. 95; Wolf, Kil. 1®; Taan. 3®; B. K. 1 4; B. M.
Woman: her difference from a man. Sot. 38; Kidd, i7; Hor. 37; Nidd. 59. Women and a knowledge of the Law, —, character of, Sot. 34; Ab. i5; Toh. 79. —, seclusion of, Ket. i8; 7®.
—, seemly behaviour of, Ket. 7®.
• —, whose vows are binding, Ned. 1 iu\ Wood Chamber, Midd. 54. Wooden vessels: their susceptibility to GENERAL INDEX uncleanness, Hull, i6; Kel. 21; 136; IS1; 1 619; 171; 202; 22lfl-; 271. Wood-offering, Taan. 44, 6; Meg. i3. Wool and linen forbidden as Diverse Kinds, Kil. g1"' Woolcomber, Dem. 14; B. K. io10; Kel.
Wool-dealers, Erub. io9; Eduy. 34. Work, the Thirty-nine main classes of, Shab. 72.
Wounding, penalties for, B. K. 81S' Woven work: its susceptibility to un¬ cleanness, Kel. 271.
Writer’s paste, Pes. 31.
Writing- tablets, the three kinds of, Kel.
Yabbabah, R. Sh. 4»n- YaHaZ. See ZaDaD.
Yakim of Haddar [Hadid], Eduy. 75. Yannai, Ab. 415.
Yarmuk, the river, Par. 810.
Year of release, Peah 61; R. Sh. I1; Yesh, Uktz. 312.
Yillodim, Ned. 3®.
Yirmatia, Arak. 51.
* Yod-He\ Shebu. 413.
Yodpat, Arak. g*.
Zab (f. Zabah), Zab. I‘n- & passim. See also Flux, a man that suffers a; Flux, a woman that suffers a.
ZaDaD YaHaZ, Men. n4.
Zadok, Ter. io8; Shab. 202; 24s; Pes.
Zagim, Naz. 62.
Zaidan, Kidd. 414.
Zain, the Hebrew letter, Shab. 125. Zalmon, Kil. 4“; Yeb. 166.
Zattu, Taan. 45.
Zeboim, Mount, Hall. 410; Bikk. i5. Zechariah b. ha-Kazzab, Ket. 29; Sot. Zechariah b. Kabutal, Yom. i6. Zelophehad, B. B. 8 s.
Zenoha, Men. 81.
Zeredah, Sot. 9*; Eduy. 84; Ab. i4. Zerepha. See Beth Zerepha.
Zerifin, Men. io2.
Zeruiah, Makk. 21.
Zifin, Maksh. 59n- Zipporya. See Beth Zipporya.
Zizyphus, Kil. i4.
Zoar, Yeb. 167.
Zofim, Sot. 912.
Zofim (Mount Scopus), Pes. 3*.
Zugoth, Peah 2®. See also under ‘Pairs ’. Zuz. See App. II a, b.