5. r\^V'''2'^, Slu'hiith, or the Sabbatical iirar, in ten chap- ters: a. •b'^xn m'ra 'p'riin "rr-'X nr, of fields with
trees, and how long they may be cultivated in the sixth year (8 sections). 6. "pbn tlTwi n N ", of open fields, and what may be done in them till the beginning of the seventh year (10 sections), c. ""X":!":^ "r'a^'X^, of ma- nuring the field: of breaking stones and pulling down walls (10 sections), d. njICX^^, of cutting and pruning trees; from what time on it is permitted to eat of the fruits of the seventh year which have grown by themselves (10 eection.s). e. miy mD!3, cunceruing the white fig and summer-onions; which farm utensils cannot be sold and lent (9 sections). /. ri:£~lX ITlbo, of the difterence of countries concerning the seventh year, and what fruits cannot be taken outside of the country (6 secticnis). g. 511; bS3, what things are subject to the right of the seventh year (7 sections), h. si"!; 353, what use may be made of fruits which have grown hy themselves; what must be observed at their sale and the proceeds thereof; how they are to be gathered (11 sections), i. Djl'^Sil, of the fruits which may be bought, and of storing away the preserved fruits (9 sections), j. n'^"'^3'0, of the remit- tance of debts (9 sections).
C. ri1721"in, Ternvwth, or oblationx, relates, in eleven chapters, to the heave-offering: a. fTCJ^SH, what persons can give the Terumoth, and of which fruits ; and of giving the Terumoth not according to number, measure, and weight (10 sections). 6. "pTCIW "j'^X, the Terumoth can- not be given from the pure for the impure ; of distinguish- ing whether something was done purposely or by mistake; and that one kind of fruit can sui)ply the Terumoth of an- other (C sections), c. D"l"nr!, in which cases the Terumoth must be given a second time ; how to determine the Teru- mah; of the Terumah of a Gentile (9 sections), d and e. ilXD and O'^IS^n, of the quantity of the large Terumah : in which cases common fruit becomes not medumma (i. e. is to be given entirely as Terumah), in spite of having been mixed with Terumah (13 and 9 sections). /. P3lXn, of the restitution of the Terumah, when a person has eaien thereof by mistake (5 sections), g. PZIXn, when a per- son eats thereof with inteution (7 sections), h. illl^'^Xil, of the care that a Terumah get neither unclean nor poi- soned (12 sections), i. ""inn, wh.it is to be done in case Terumah has been sown (7 sections), j. 5iJ3, how com- mon fruits by the mere taste can become Terumah fiuit (12 sections), fc. "i^sms 'pX, how the oil of a Terumah cannot be burned, when the priest cannot enjoy its light (10 sections).
7. ri''m3"'0, ManwrMh. or tithes, due to the Levites, in five chapters: n. "n^iX VpD, of the kinds of fruits subject to tithes, and from what time on they are due (8 sections). b. "la'^:' rr^n, of exceptions (S sections), c. ^"is^rin, wheie fruits become tithable (lo sections), d. IT^I-ln, of preserving, picking out. .md other cases exempted from tithes (C sections), e. "Ipiyn, of removing of plants; of buying and selling; of wine and seed thatcanuot be tithed (8 sections).
8. ^yii ^'CVO, Maorer sheni, or second tithe, which the Levites had to ])ay out of their tenth to the priests, in five chapters: a. "'J'jT "1^3?^, that this tenth cannot be dis- posed of in any way (7 sections), b. 'jn'^3 "^SO 1^32.'^, only things necessary for eating, drinking, and anointing can be bought for the money of the tenth ; what to do when tenth-nu)ney and common money are mixed together, or when tenth-money must be exchanged (10 sections), c I'iX^ XP, fruits of the second tenth, when once in Jerusa- lem, cannot be taken out again (13 sections), d. ^'^^'b^^OT\, what must be observed at the price of the tenth, and how money and that which is found must be regarded (12 sec- tions), e. "^"m D"I3, of a vineyard in its fourth year, the fruits of which are eq\ially regarded as the fruits of the second tenth; and how the bixir, or taking-away of the tenth, is performed in a solemn manner according to Deut. xxvi, 13 sq. (15 sections).
9. Ton, Ciiallah, or dutigfi, refers to the cake which the women were required to bring of kneaded dough to the priest, in four chapters: a. 0*^121 iTi'^n, which fruits are subject to Challah (9 sections), b and c. rilT^S and "p?3^X, of special cases which need a more precise defi- nition concerning Challah, and of the quantity of meal and its Challah (S and 10 sections), d. 'D'^'Oi "^nu, of count- ing together of different fruits, and the diflerent rights of countries concerning Challah (11 sections).
10. n?"1j>, Orlah, Ul. foreskin, of the forbidden fruits of the trees in Palestine during the first three years of their growth, in three chapteis: a. t'Zi^'Tt, which trees are sub- ject to the law of Orlah and which not (9 sections), b. m21"iriri, what to do in case of fruits of Orlah or Kilayim being mixed with other fruits ; of the law concerning leav- en, spices, and meat; what to do in case of holy and un- holy, or Chollin, having been mixed up (17 sections), c. 153, how the same law also concerns colors for dyeing pur- poses, and the fire used for cooking ; and what is to be ob- served concerning the difference of countries (9 sections).