רבי יעקב בר אידי ורבי שמואל בר נחמני תרוייהו משמיה דרבי יהושע בן לוי אמרי
Then I might just as well be satisfied with forty-five-fold.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' Since in this and in the following cases the amount of forbidden substance was less than the minimum legal quantity, the standard of sixty-fold is not rigidly adhered to but smaller standards e.g., of forty-seven-fold, forty-five-fold and forty-three-fold would suffice to render the mixture permitted. According to another interpretation in Rashi the reverse decision is arrived at thus: 'My father did not adopt a standard of forty-seven-fold, shall I then permit by the standard of forty-five-fold'? The case, accordingly, was of an entire olive's bulk that was cooked with permitted food.');"><sup>10</sup></span>
Tosefta Terumot
[With regard to ritually] clean eggs that one boiled with unclean eggs: If [the unclean eggs] are of sufficient quantity to impart taste [to the clean eggs], the [clean eggs] are forbidden, and if not, they are permitted. [With regard to] eggs that one boiled and found in one of them a baby chick: If [the egg with the chick] is able to impart taste [to the clean eggs], they are forbidden, and if not, they are permitted. Abortive eggs ("גיעולי ביצים", per Jastrow, alt., "scalded eggs [cooked with unclean eggs]," per Rashi, Hul. 64b:2) are permitted for eating. Spoiled eggs ("ביצים מוזרות," lit. "strange eggs," see Hul. 12:3): A hearty soul may eat them. [If] he found blood in one of them, he throws away the blood and eats the rest.
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Tosefta Terumot
[With regard to ritually] clean eggs that one boiled with unclean eggs: If [the unclean eggs] are of sufficient quantity to impart taste [to the clean eggs], the [clean eggs] are forbidden, and if not, they are permitted. [With regard to] eggs that one boiled and found in one of them a baby chick: If [the egg with the chick] is able to impart taste [to the clean eggs], they are forbidden, and if not, they are permitted. Abortive eggs ("גיעולי ביצים", per Jastrow, alt., "scalded eggs [cooked with unclean eggs]," per Rashi, Hul. 64b:2) are permitted for eating. Spoiled eggs ("ביצים מוזרות," lit. "strange eggs," see Hul. 12:3): A hearty soul may eat them. [If] he found blood in one of them, he throws away the blood and eats the rest.
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Tosefta Terumot
[With regard to ritually] clean eggs that one boiled with unclean eggs: If [the unclean eggs] are of sufficient quantity to impart taste [to the clean eggs], the [clean eggs] are forbidden, and if not, they are permitted. [With regard to] eggs that one boiled and found in one of them a baby chick: If [the egg with the chick] is able to impart taste [to the clean eggs], they are forbidden, and if not, they are permitted. Abortive eggs ("גיעולי ביצים", per Jastrow, alt., "scalded eggs [cooked with unclean eggs]," per Rashi, Hul. 64b:2) are permitted for eating. Spoiled eggs ("ביצים מוזרות," lit. "strange eggs," see Hul. 12:3): A hearty soul may eat them. [If] he found blood in one of them, he throws away the blood and eats the rest.
