Talmud Bavli
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Reference for Avodah Zarah 41:15

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Jerusalem Talmud Avodah Zarah

HALAKHAH: “Also in a case where they said to lease,” etc. Therefore, at a place where one is used to sell257Outside the Land for R. Meïr and in Syria for R. Yose., he may sell even a dwelling and lease a dwelling258Deut. 7:26 applies only to the Land. In the theory of the Babli, Gentiles outside the Land are no real idolators but only followers of inherited superstitions. Cf. Tosephta 2:8.. Rebbi Aḥa, Rebbi Tanḥum bar Ḥiyya in the name of Rebbi Eleazar ben Rebbi Yose: Even a small room as in the tannery of Sidon259If a small room in an industrial complex cannot be leased to Gentiles as living space. A similar text in Babli 21b.. Not only all of it, but even one room. “If there were two, one inside the other, the inner one is liable, the outer one is not liable.260This is Mishnah Ma`serot3:5 (Note 92). Harvested grain becomes liable for tithes only when it is being prepared for storage. An example of this is grain transported from the field to the courtyard attached to the farmer’s dwelling. R. Jehudah holds that if there is a courtyard inside another, the inner one only counts in this respect.” If there was one and it was subdivided into two, two and combined into one261How do the rules of tithing apply? The question is inappropriate here and not answered.? Rebbi Abin in the name of the rabbis there:262Of Babylonia. This263The argument of the Mishnah about leasing a bathhouse. In Tosephta 2:9, R. Simeon forbids leasing a field anywhere for the same reason. implies that if there was a field adjacent to a road it is forbidden to lease it to Gentiles because it is known by the name of the Jew and they plough there on Sabbaths and holidays.
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