פירוש על ברכות 98:20

Viz. Shela b. Abina ; cf. Hyman, iii. p. 1112 b.

M. omits : in the name of Samuel.

See Singer, p. 50.

Ibid. p. 282.

M.: Rab Iddi b. Abin.

It is obligatory to have three full meals on those days.

See the preceding paragraph.

I.e. flesh of a sacrifice which must nut be eaten outside Jerusalem.

Mt Scopus, on the North outskirt of Jerusalem.

Viz. holy flesh or leaven, of which the quoted Mishnah also treats ; i.e. if when on his way to Jerusalem for the festival of Passover, he recalls that he has left leaven in his house.

The standards required here, so far as the two Rabbis are concerned, are the reverse of those mentioned in our Mishnah.

In the quoted Mishnah, the minimum of the olive must be ascribed to R. Meir and vice versa.

On the question of Grace after meals.

Of the holy flesh.

Nothing less than the size of an egg can cause defilement.

To eat leaven on Passover less than the size of an olive does not constitute a breach of the law.

This is R. 'Akiba's view which has been adopted. See Singer, p. 279. What follows is the opinion of R. Jose.

E.g. in the benediction over the Torah, Singer, p. 68 ; and the formula does not vary with the size of the Congregation.

By, e.g., saying "Bless ye" not "We will bless." See fol. 30 a, p. 196.