The Mishna Tractate Taanith On the Public Fasts
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299).
3 The ovens used to roast the paschal lamb, which were generally made of clay and kept outside the house when not in use.
*A common practice with magicians. Some commentators explain the phrase miy Jj; to mean that he dug out a circular trench and placed himself in it that it might appear as if he were sitting in prison.
5 D^jflBn px A very high stone in Jerusalem on which were deposited lost articles. The finder caused proclamation to be made in the city TINVD n^YD, so that the loser mig...ht claim the property.
26 6 Lived in the time of King Jannaeus and Queen Alexandra. He was one of the most formidable opponents of magic, and at one time executed eighty women who were guilty of its practice (San. 44#). He was instrumental in establishing popular schools throughout Judaea, and in restrict- ing the number of divorces (Yer. Kat. 32^).
7 D1pDn "The Omnipresence, " an epithet de- scriptive of God, who is Absolute Space (Gen. R. Ixviii. ). Cf. Philo, De Somnns, ed. Mangey, i. , p. 630.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
299).
3 The ovens used to roast the paschal lamb, which were generally made of clay and kept outside the house when not in use.
*A common practice with magicians. Some commentators explain the phrase miy Jj; to mean that he dug out a circular trench and placed himself in it that it might appear as if he were sitting in prison.
5 D^jflBn px A very high stone in Jerusalem on which were deposited lost articles. The finder caused proclamation to be made in the city TINVD n^YD, so that the loser mig...ht claim the property.
26 6 Lived in the time of King Jannaeus and Queen Alexandra. He was one of the most formidable opponents of magic, and at one time executed eighty women who were guilty of its practice (San. 44#). He was instrumental in establishing popular schools throughout Judaea, and in restrict- ing the number of divorces (Yer. Kat. 32^).
7 D1pDn "The Omnipresence, " an epithet de- scriptive of God, who is Absolute Space (Gen. R. Ixviii. ). Cf. Philo, De Somnns, ed. Mangey, i. , p. 630.
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