ח א"ר זביד לעולם בבריא וכדרב הונא אמר רב דאמר רב הונא אמר רב מנה לי בידך תנהו לו לפלוני במעמד שלשתן קנה
8 R. Papa said that we are indeed dealing here with the case of a man on his death bed, and [the Mishnah is] in agreement with another dictum of Rab, Viz.: 'If a man on his death bed says, Give a <i>maneh</i> to So-and-so out of my belongings, if he said, give this <i>maneh</i>, it is to be given, but if he said simply a <i>maneh</i> it is not to be given, because perhaps he was thinking of a buried <i>maneh</i>. The law is, however, that we do not suspect that anything is buried. Why did not R. Papa take the same view as R. Zebid?