Talmud Bavli
Talmud Bavli

Reference for Bava Batra 40:15

<big><strong>מתני׳</strong></big> חנות שבחצר יכול למחות בידו ולומר לו איני יכול לישן מקול הנכנסין ומקול היוצאין אבל עושה כלים יוצא ומוכר בתוך השוק ואינו יכול למחות בידו ולומר לו איני יכול לישן לא מקול הפטיש ולא מקול הריחים ולא מקול התינוקות:

under the storehouse. what is the ruling?]<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' This apparently means that a bakery is opened in the exedra under the storeroom, as it is difficult to imagine an exedra being actually built under an upper storey. The whole clause is suspect, and is omitted in some editions. V. BaH and R. Gershom; H.M. 255. ');"><sup>23</sup></span> If he builds a room on the roof,<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' Lit., an upperstorey on top of his house'. Such places were normally used for storerooms. [Maimonides (Yad. Shekenim, IX, 13) renders: 'If the owner of the bakery made an extra floor within his shop' so that the upper part could be used as a storeroom.] ');"><sup>24</sup></span>

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Jerusalem Talmud Bava Batra

It was stated: In truth, they permitted for wine even though it diminishes it because it improves it48Tosephta 1:4, Babli 20b.. Rav Hoshaia when he heard this statement put his wine in the attic of the bath house. His wine became foul-smelling. He said, the Mishnah led me astray. But the Mishnah did not lead him astray; the smell of the bath house made his wine foulsmelling49The Babli endorses the opinion that the Mishnah be valid only for Palestinian, not Babylonian wines..
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