e. niDP.,/. nan'H, g. nirbpn, h. 'i:::jn"j nun, and
i. Uira, of the divers kinds of ovens made of earth (11,4, C, 11, aud S sections), j. D'^bs ibx, of vessels which by cover and binding are protected against uncleanness (S sec- tions), k. m:n73 ibs, ;. dix r,"n:2, m. rp-ion, and
n. iTCD rilsn'O "^bD, of metal vessels which become un- clean, and how they get clean (9, S, 8, and S sections), o. yy "•bD,?J. ■j^'S' "bs bs, and q. "'brn'^bD bo, of vessels of wood, skin, leather, bone, glass, and the size of the hole whereby they become clean ; also of the size of things used as a measure (6, 8, and 17 sections), r. T^UJIl, and s. p"iS^tn, of beds (9 and 10 sections), t. Qllsn, of things which become unclean by sitting thereon (7 sec- tions). M. "aijn, of things fastened to a loom, plough, etc. (3 sections), v. 'ribfil, of tables and chairs (10 sec- tions), w. Tn^il, of things which become unclean by riding thereon (5 sections), x. *pD''"ir iTrb "i', of a great many things by which three modes of uncleanness take place (17 sections), y. COZfl bs, of the outside and inside of vessels, the handle and the difi'ereiit duties be- longing to them (9 sectious). z. >"i:D, of vessels which have straps (9 sections), aa. X'CIJ'D Ijnn, and bb. hv cb'iT, how large something must be in order to become unclean ; also, that something which is three inches long and wide may be called a dress (12 and 10 sections), cc. '''C'li, of cords on different things (S sec- tions), rfd. n^313T "^bo, of vessels of glass which are flat or a receptacle (4 sections).
63. nbnX, Ohaloth, or tents (Numb, xix, 14), in twenty- two chapters, treats of tents and houses retaining unclean- ness, etc. : a. D^X'SIi D''3''w, of the different modes and degrees of uncleanness over a dead body ; of the difterence of uncleanness in men and vessels; of the measure of the limbs of a dead body, or carcass, and of the number of the members of man (S sectious). b. y^i2'Q'i2 ibx, what be-
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comes nncleau iu a tent through a corpse, aud what only by touching aud carrying (7 sections), c. "pXTSIi'^n P3, of adding together divers kinds of uncleanness; what is not nncleau iu a dead body (leeih, hair, and nails, provided they are no more on the corpse) ; of the size of openings whereby uncleanness can be propagated (7 sections); d. ^I^'O, of vessels into which uncleanness does not i)ene- trate (3 sections), e. "IIDP, when the upper story may be rei/arded as separated from the lower part (7 sections). /. D''P31 D'lX, how men and vessels form a cover over a carcass; of the uncleanness in the wall of a house (7 sec- tions), g. fMi'O^im, of a woman giving birth to a dead child (6 sections), h. "pX"'3"2 U^^, of things conveying and separating uncleanness, and of others which do not (6 sections), i. HITiS, how far a large basket separates (16 sections), j. tl^l^X, and k. D^Drt, of openings in a house and cracks on a roof (7 and 9 sections). I. "ID3, of uncleanness in parts of the house and roof (S sections). VI. "11X73 niUIS'n, of the measure of a hole or window which may propagate uncleanness (6 sections), n. T^TH X''3?3, and o. C15D, of cornices and partitions in a house; of graves (7 and 10 sections), ^j. "j"'P^bU'2n PD, con- tinuation of graveyards (5 sections), q. f'X W^inn, and r. TjJ"'3, of the beth hap-pras (field in which a grave has been detected, or must be presumed, etc.) ; how far the houses of the heathen must be regarded as unclean (5 and 10 sections).
54. d'^i'SD, Xeriaim, or placjiiex of leprosy, in seventeen chapters, treats of leprosy of men, garments, or dwellings: a. D^"53 niX"lO, of the four indications of leprosy and their kinds (G sections), b. mnn, of the inspection of lep- rosy (5 sections), c. "pX^IJ'O 5-rt, of the time and signs when uncleanness is pronounced (8 sections), d. TU"^ ■l"ll;3, of the difference between the different signs of leprosy (11 sections), e. pSD P3, of dubi<ins cases when uncleanness is pronounced (5 sections). /. ilS"13, of the size i)f the white spot, and the places where no leprosy oc- curs (S sections), g. nl"in3 IPX, of the changes of the spots of leprosy, and when they were rooted out (5 sec- tions), h. misn, of the growing of the spots (10 sec- tions), i. "pn'i^n, of the difference between a boil and a burning (3 sections), j. D'^pron, of scalds (10 sections).
k. cnsan ^d, i. d-^nnn bs, and m. ninn n-ias",
of the leprosy in houses and garments (12, 7, and 12 sec- tions), n. "JiinUTS T^^3, of cleansing a leper (13 sec- tions).
55. n"lS, Parah, or the red heifer, iu sixteen chapters, directs how she is to be burned, etc. : a. "1^1 X XI, of the heifer's age, and ages of other offerings (4 sections). 6. ms "1721 X X"i, blemishes which make her unfit (4 sec- tions), c. ^172"^ ri"21I3, separation of the priest for burn- ing the red heifer; procession of heifer aud attendants; ))ilc for burning; gathering the ashes (11 sectimis). d. riXUn ms, how the sacrifices may Ijecome unfit under these rites (4 sections), e. X'^D'Dn, of the vessels for the sprinkling-water (9 sections). /. ITip'^tl, of cases where the ashes or the water becomes unfit (5 sections), g. 1XP'2''I3 rtlTTan, how this rite cannot be interrupted by any kind of labor (12 sections), h. I'^iTi^ D'^31U, of keep- ing the water ; of the sea and other waters with regard to the sprinkling-water (11 sections), i. n^mpjJ, continu- ation (9 sections), j. ilXTtl PD, how clean persons and vessels may become unclean (0 sections), k. r"mp^ riiT'ina, of the hyssop for sprinkling (9 sections). I. S'^TXn, of the i)ersons fit for sprinkling (11 sections).