Reference for Chullin 105:28

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On the contrary, we should argue thus: Although most oxen rub themselves against a wall there are a few that do not; moreover, all that do rub themselves against a wall do not usually find a nail lodged in their backs, therefore the fact that this ox has a nail lodged in its back suggests that it was clawed by a lion! - One can argue this way and one can argue that way; therefore as there is a doubt whether [the ox] had been clawed or not<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' In the current ed. there are added the words: 'We must place it on its former status'. These words are omitted in MS.M., and are evidently redundant. V., however, Glosses of Samuel Strashun.');">⁹</span>

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