ה תנו רבנן תינוקות מותרין בכולן חוץ מנעילת הסנדל מאי שנא נעילת הסנדל דאמרי אינשי עבדו ליה הנך נמי אמרי אינשי עבדו ליה רחיצה וסיכה אימר מאתמול עבדי ליה
5 Did not Rabbah B'Bar Hanah tie a cloth around his legs and thus go forth? Furthermore, since the conclusion [of that teaching] reads: 'If it [the artificial leg] has a receptacle made of pads, it is capable of acquiring ritual uncleanness',<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' V. loc. cit.');"><sup>4</sup></span> it follows that the first portion deals with a wooden leg without such pads? - Rather, said Raba: In truth, all agree that an artificial leg is not considered a shoe, but in the case of the Sabbath they differ on the following point: One Master holds, We decree [the prohibition for fear] it may fall off and cause him to carry it four cubits in a public thoroughfare;<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' The minimum constituting a transgression of the prohibition to carry anything in a public thoroughfare. No minimum is necessary for transferring an object from a private to public thoroughfare and vice versa.');"><sup>5</sup></span>