The Babylonian Talmud
By Translated by Michael L. Rodkinson
Book 2 - Volume 4
Tract Shekalim
Table of Contents
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Book
2 Title Page |
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Volume
4 Title
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Explanatory
Remarks |
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Introduction To Tract Shekalim |
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Synopsis Of Subjects Of Volume
4.--Tract
Shekalim |
Chapter 1 |
Of The Duties Of
Court In The
Month Of
Adar--Payment Of
Poll Duties In
The Whole Region
Of Israel. |
Chapter 2 |
The Exchange Of
Coins For
Shekalim--The
Provisions For
The Saving Of
Money For
Different
Offerings And
The Use Of The
Remainders. |
Chapter 3 |
Periods At Which
Moneys Were
Drawn From The
Treasury, And
The Ceremonies
Thereat. |
Chapter 4 |
Purposes For
Which Moneys
Were Drawn, And
What Was Done
With Their
Remainders And
That Of Other
Offerings. |
Chapter 5 |
The Main
Offices, Their
Officers, Their
Duties, Seals,
And Chambers. |
Chapter 6 |
The Thirteen
Covered Chests
And Other
Paraphernalia,
And Religious
Ceremonies
Adopted With The
Number Thirteen. |
Chapter 7 |
Moneys Found
Between The
Chests, And
Cattle For
Offerings Found
In The Vicinity
Of The City Of
Jerusalem. |
Chapter 8 |
Spittle,
Utensils, And
Submerging Of
The Defiled
Sacrifices. |
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Introduction To Tract Rosh Hashana |
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Synopsis Of Subjects Of Volume
4.--Tract Rosh Hashana |
Chapter 1 |
Of The Four New
Year's Days As
Kept During The
Period Of The
Second Temple. |
Chapter 2 |
The Observers Of
The New Moon
Before The High
Court In The
City Of
Jerusalem. |
Chapter 3 |
Observing The
Moon By The High
Court
Itself--The
Blowing Of The
Cornet On The
New Year's And
Jubilee Days. |
Chapter 4 |
When New Year's
Day Fell On
Sabbath-The
Order Of
Benediction And
Prayers On The
Same. |
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