Quoting%20commentary for Yoma 162:5
אכל אוכלין שאין ראוין לאכילה אמר רבא כס פלפלי ביומא דכפורי פטור כס זנגבילא ביומא דכפורי פטור
Wherever the word 'shebuth' [rest] is mentioned, we add from the profane time to the sacred one. How does the Tanna who infers from the word-analogy of 'self-same',<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' Who infers the additional time from the words of the text, which are free for interpretation (v. supra) . To him the words 'And ye shall afflict yourself on the ninth', which to us suggest the additional time, must convey a different meaning.');"><sup>2</sup></span> 'self-same' interpret the words: 'In the ninth of the month'? - He uses it in accord with what Hiyya, the son of Rab, of Difti taught, for Hiyya, the son of Rab, of Difti learned: 'And you shall afflict your souls in the ninth [day of the month]'. But is one fasting on the ninth?
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