ז ואיכא דמתני ליה אסיפא נתחייבו הנכסים דמית האב אימת אילימא דמית לאחר שלשים מכלל דר"מ סבר כי חלקו פטורין הא אישתעבדי להו נכסי
7 Then he certainly means that there are ten zuz [coming] as inheritance to one and ten zuz [coming] as inheritance to the other.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' Apart from the half of the property in regard to which they are considered vendees, making five sela's as the portion that comes to them as inheritance.');"><sup>11</sup></span> Consequently we see that he holds that the [biblical] five sela's excludes [redemption with] half the five sela's! Rather [explain thus]: All the authorities concerned agree that the five sela's [of redemption] excludes [a redemption] with half of five sela's, and here they differ on the points raised by R'Assi and R'Papa.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' R. Meir holds with both R. Assi and R. Papa, and as there is not more than five sela's altogether, the priest takes nothing. for the five sela's of the Bible is strictly meant and one cannot therefore effect redemption with less than this sum. As for R. Judah, if he agrees with R. Assi that in regard to half of the property they are considered vendees, and not with the opinion of R. Papa, that a verbal loan cannot be claimed from property in the hands of buyers. the priest takes the whole. And if he does not agree with the opinion of R. Assi, but holds that in regard to the entire property they are regarded as heirs, then, whether he agrees with R. Papa or not, the priest takes the whole of the five sela's. According to this explanation we therefore interpret the Baraitha as follows: If there are ten zuz altogether for each brother, they must give all their property for redemption, but if there is not property of the value of five sela's, the survivors are exempt from the duty of redemption, for the statutory five sela's exclude a redemption of less than this amount (Rashi) .');"><sup>12</sup></span> Some report this [whole argument] in connection with the latter clause [in our Mishnah as follows]. R'JUDAH SAYS: THERE IS A CLAIM ON THE PROPERTY. Now when did the father die?