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(a) Using a barrel of wine, how did Raban Gamliel bar Rebbi uphold a certain woman's claim that she was a Besulah, in spite of the fact that there was no Dam Besulim?
(b) Why did he not place the woman on the barrel immediately?
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(a) In another incident involving Raban Gamliel ha'Zaken, the woman was a Besulah, even there was no Dam Besulim. How did Raban Gamliel ascertain that?
(b) What is the acronym of 'Durteki'?
(c) What did Rebbi Chanina comment with regard to Raban Gamliel's statement (expressing how fortunate the man was to get a woman from such a family)?
(d) How did Rebbi Chiya compare Dam Besulim to yeast? Which Tana agrees with this principle?
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9)
(a) There are two opinions as to whether Raban Gamliel ha'Zaken considered marrying such a woman a merit or a liability. He might consider it a Chov, because of Rebbi Chiya's statement. But in which regard would he consider it a Zechus?
(b) What did Rebbi do when a certain woman claimed she was still a Besulah, and that the lack of Dam Besulim was due to starvation?
(c) What did he mean when he quoted the Pasuk in Eichah "Tzafad Oram al Besaram, Yavesh Hayah k'Etz"?
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10)
(a) Our Mishnah now discusses the value of the various Kesuvos. How much is the Kesubah of ...
1. ... a Besulah?
2. ... an Almanah?
3. ... an Almanah or a Gerushah from the Erusin, should she marry again?
(b) What happens in the latter case, should her second husband claim a Ta'anas Besulim?
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11)
(a) How does Rav Chana Bagdesa'ah explain the word 'Almanah'?
(b) How about ...
1. ... an Almanah from the Erusin (whose Kesuvah is two hundred Zuz)?
2. ... the Almanah about which the Torah speaks (seeing as the Kesuvah is a Takanas Chachamim)?
(c) What do we learn from the Pasuk in Bereishis "v'Shem ha'Nahar ha'Shelishi Chidekel, Hu ha'Holech Kidmas Ashur"?
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12)
(a) What did Rav Chana Bagdesa'ah describe as 'something that waters, fertilizes, makes the fruit delicious and brings it out'?
(b) How does Rava bar Rebbi Yishmael or Rav Yeisar bar Shalmaya learn all of these from the Pasuk in Tehilim "Telamehah Ravei Nacheis Gedudehah bi'Revivim Temogagnah, Tzimchah Tevarech"?
(c) And what did Rebbi Elazar describe as something that 'removes (Mezi'ach), feeds, endears and removes sins (Mechaper - atones)?
(d) What is the difference between 'Mezi'ach' and 'Mechaper', seeing as both mean to remove?
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13)
(a) What was Rav Chana Bagdesa'ah referring to when he described something that 'heats the body, satisfies, causes diarrhea, strengthens and prevents finickiness'?
(b) According to Rav, what may one not do after eating dates?
(c) We query Rav however, from a Beraisa, which declares dates healthy in the morning and in the evening, but bad in the late afternoon. Why is that?
(d) Why are they better the early afternoon (after lunch) than in the evening (after supper)?
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14)
(a) The Beraisa concludes by listing three unpleasant things that dates prevent; two of them are worries and stomach- sickness. What is the third?
(b) How do we initially reconcile Rav, who ruled that one should not issue rulings after having eaten dates (implying that dates are bad after a meal), with the above-mentioned Beraisa, which clearly maintains that dates are healthy after a meal?
(c) To what are dates similar in this regard?
(d) Alternatively, it is only before the meal that dates are unhealthy and when they intoxicate, but not after it. To what did Abaye's foster-mother compare dates ...
1. ... before the meal?
2. ... after the meal?
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15)
(a) Having just referred to 'Dasha' (door), Rava and Rav Papa now explain the acronyms of 'Dasha' and of 'Darga' (a ladder) and 'Puriah' (a bed). What is the acronym of ...
1. ... Dasha ...
2. ... Darga ...
3. ... Puriah ...
the acronym of?
(b) Rav Nachman bar Yitzchak adds Aylonis. What is the acronym of Aylonis?
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