Commentary for Bava Metzia 125:1

דמתרצנא מתני' כוותיה

for I interpret the Mishnayoth in accordance with his views. For R. Oshaia taught: If a man was his neighbour's creditor for a <i>maneh</i>, and he went and stood at his granary and said, 'Repay me my money, as I wish to purchase wheat therewith,' and he [the debtor] replied, 'I have wheat which I will supply you; go and charge me therewith against my debt at the current price.' The time came for selling,<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' There was a time when wheat was generally sold, when it generally appreciated in value. ');">¹</span>

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