Related%20passage for Bekhorot 46:8
דכתיב
And the other? - He explains [the Scriptural text] as excluding the case where it was putrid from the beginning.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' Where e.g.. the animal broke its ribs when alive and it commenced to decay. Although it is fit for dogs, it does not make the carrier unclean, for it never had this uncleanness. But where it was at first fit for a stranger and it possessed the power of making the carrier unclean, then it retains this uncleanness until it is unfit for a dog to eat.');"><sup>4</sup></span>
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