Commentary for Chullin 242:4

א"ל ר' ירמיה לרבי זירא

Behold it has been reported: If a man cut ritually, both, or the greater part of both [organs of the throat of an unclean animal], and the animal was still struggling: Hezekiah said: It is no more subject to the prohibition of limbs [from the living animal];<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' A gentile bound by the Seven Commandments of the Sons of Noah (cf. Sanh. 56a) , is forbidden to eat a limb torn from a living animal. According to Hezekiah the animal is regarded as dead, and therefore is not subject to the aforementioned prohibition, not so according to R. Johanan.');">⁴</span>

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