Ein%20mishpat for Chullin 214:51
רבן שמעון בן גמליאל אומר
- He replied, Then people will say: All cakes are forbidden but the cakes of Boethius are permitted.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' Cf. Pes. 37a. It is forbidden to make cakes of fancy shapes on the Passover for, in the time spent in shaping, the dough might become leavened. A certain baker Boethius had moulds of various shapes, and the question was asked: May one eat the cakes of Boethius on the Passover or not? It was resolved that no distinction can be made; all cakes in fancy shapes are forbidden whether made in moulds or not, and the law does not admit of any exceptions. Here, too, the law is clear, that strangers may eat at the same table but friends or brothers may not. It will not alter the law the fact that the brothers are unfriendly or particular with each other.');"><sup>20</sup></span>
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