{"collection":"Judaism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/jud/bar/bar157.htm","path":"jud/bar/bar157.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/jud/bar/bar157.htm","text":"The Talmud, by Joseph Barclay, [1878]\nABRAHAM to BLASPHEMY\nAbraham, sorcery attributed to him, 21; legend of, 23, 24; his ten trials, 232; his disciples, 235.\nAbtalyon, his maxims, 219.\nAbtinas, the family of, 242, 255; in ignominy, 124.\nAgrippa, King, in the procession with the first-fruits, 56; reading the Scriptures at the Feast of Tabernacles, 82.\nAkabia, son of Mahalallel, 224.\nAkiba, R., on abrogating the Sabbath, 106, 107; his wise sayings, 226.\nAlexander Jann\u00e6us, his contempt for the Pharisees, 145.\nAltar, cleansing the, 121; measurements, 250; ascent to, 261.\n\u2014of Incense, the, 350; its three names, 350.\n\u2014of burnt-offerings, 350; dimensions, 351; the painted line for sprinkling blood, 351; its three names, 352.\nAmulets and charms, 20.\nAntigonus of Soco, 218.\nAreka, Abba, Talmud revised by, 2.\nArk, the, 342; dimensions, 342; the whole and broken tables, 343; how made by Bezaleel, 344; the staves, 344.\nAshes, the, taken from the altar, 243, 244; of the red heifer, 304; of purification, 309-317.\nAstrology and Astronomy in the Talmud, 19.\nAtonement, the Day of, 119; preparations of the High Priest, 119; cleansing the altar, 121; casting lots, 121; the daily offering, 121; dress of the High Priest, 124, 125; the vail, 127; the Holy of Holies, 127; the Foundation stone, 127; sprinkling the blood, 128; cleansing the golden altar, 128; the goats, 129; sending the goat into the wilderness, 131; burning the bullock and the goat, 132; reading, 132; ceremonial, 133; rules and exceptions, 133; repentance and atonement, 135.\nAzazel, scape-goat, or devil, 125, 129.\nBabylon, the Patriarchate of, upheld by the Jews in the East, 11.\nBaking, 213.\nBalaam, disciples of, 235.\nBaldness, 287.\nBar Mitzvah, or Son of Commandment, 359.\nBarley, wave sheaf of, 302.\nBath Kol, legend of the, 16. Beheading, 191.\nBen Asai, his wisdom, 228.\nBeth Yangzek, a court in Jerusalem where the witnesses were examined, 152.\nBethcerem, valley of, stones from the, 261.\nBethuniki, a village of idolaters, 207.\nBilgah course, the, degraded by Miriam's conduct in the Temple, 148.\nBirds, tame, offerings for leprosy, 296, 297.\nBlasphemy, 191.\nBLEMISHES to ELEAZAR.\nBlemishes in the red heifer, 302, 303. Blessings, on, in the Mishna Treatise, 49; recitations of the Shemah, 49-52; exemptions, 53; prayers, 54, 55; fruit, 56; rules at meals, 56-59; controversies in the schools of Shammai and Hillel, 59, 60; reverence for the Temple, 61.\n\u2014order of, 156.\nBobbins, leprosy in, 289.\nBoils in leprosy, 271, 283, 284.\nBones, breaking the, in a clean Passover, 110.\nBooks, the six, of the Mishna, 2-9.\nBooths, 136, see Tabernacles.\nBuildings, uncleanness in leprosy, 290; stones, wood, mortar, 291; inspection of the house, 291, 292; ten indications of leprosy in, 293; plaster, 293; defilement, 294, 295.\nBurglary, 195.\nBurning in leprosy, 271, 283, 284.\nCALENDAR of the months, and chief Jewish Feasts, and Fasts in each year, 364, 365.\nCandlestick, the, in the Tabernacle, 347; tongs, snuff-dishes, 347, 348; its making by Bezaleel, 348-350.\nCanticles, the, rendering the hands unclean, 328.\nCaptain, the, of the Temple, 243, 245.\n\u2014 \u2014of the Mountain, of the House, 255; his duty at night, 255.\nCasuistry in the Talmud, 18.\nCattle, leading forth, on the Sabbath, 88, 89.\n\u2014small, sold to idolaters, 205.\nChalaphta, R., on study in the Law, 225.\nChanina, R., on the Passover, 96; on study in the Law, 224.\n\u2014son of Dose, on wisdom, 226.\nCherem, the, 13.\nCheese from Bethuniki, 207.\nCitrons, 141.\nCocks, white, sold to idolaters, 205.\nControversies between the schools of Shammai and Hillel, 59, 60.\nCorn, new, or the sheaf of the first-fruits, 156.\nCornets for the New Year, 154; when sounded, 155.\nCourses, the, of Priests, 147; said to be arranged by David, 148.\nCourt, the, of the Tabernacle, its dimensions, 340-342.\nCourts, hollow, in Jerusalem, 303, 304.\nCovering of rams\u2019 skins for the Tabernacle, 338.\nCow drinking of the water of purification, 316.\nCreation of the world with ten expressions, 231.\nCremona, Jewish library at, plundered, and 12,000 copies of the Talmud burnt, 14.\nCripples, rules for, 91.\nCurtains in the Tabernacle, 336-338.\nDecorations for idols, 205, 206.\nDefence, the (for the poor), 81.\nDefilements, 172.\nDelegates, the, for fasting, 162, 165.\nDevastators, the, 11.\nDictators, the, 10.\nDisputes, 235.\nDosthai, R., on study in the Law, 225.\nDough-offering, the, 99.\nDress of the High Priest on the Day of Atonement, 123.\nDunging, 66.\nEcclesiastes, rendering the hands unclean, 328.\nElder, the rebellious, 201, 202.\nEleazar, Rabbi, on abrogating the Sabbath, 106, 107.\n\u2014Hakapher, R., on resurrection and judgment, 231.\n\u2014Hamodai, R., on profaning holy offerings, 226.\nELEAZAR to HEAVE-OFFERINGS\nEleazar, son of Azariah, his wisdom, 227; on payment of tithes by Ammon and Moab, 330; his weeping, 331. Eschalots, 71.\nExemptions from reciting the Shemah, 52, 53.\nFast-days of the Pharisees, 159. Fasting, 158; proclamations for 159; ceremonial of, 160; prayers, 160, 161; blowing of trumpets, 161; the weekly watch, 161; first three Fasts, 161; the \"Roll of Fasting,\" 162; sign of famine, 163; partial rain, 163; pestilence, 163; rains, 164, 165; lifting up the hands, 165; the delegates, 165; bringing wood for the altar, 166; mortifications and rejoicings, 167.\nFathers, the, 218; the Oral Law, 218; its transmission, 218; names of the \"Receivers,\" 218-220; maxims, 218220; study in the Law, 222, 223, 225; reward of the righteous, 223; the divine Presence, 224; wisdom, 227; honour, 229; doctrine, 229; creation, 231; the number \"ten,\" 231, 232; punishments brought on the world by sin, 233; four sorts of men, 233, 234; virtues, 235; study of the Mishna, 236; observance of the Law, 237; the crown of glory, 239; the five possessions, 240; the glory of God, 241.\nFeast-offering, the, 169; incompetent persons, 169; amount of offering, 169; remission of vows, 170; diverse opinions about laying on hands, 171; baptism, 172; defilements, treading on garments, 172; baptizing vessels, 173, 174; degrees of uncleanness, 173; rules for the heave-offering, 173; vessels of the Sanctuary, 174, 175.\nFeasts, idolatrous, 204.\nFestivals, order of the, 4, 5.\nFigs, dried, of the heave-offerings, 319.\nFire-place, touching a, 317, 318.\nFire signals for the new moon, 151.\nFirst-fruits brought to Jerusalem, 56, 57.\nFoot-bath, the, 329.\nFoundation Stone, the, 127.\nGamaliel, Rabban, on reciting the Shemah, 49, 52; on three things in the Passover, 117; his tablet of the figure and phases of the moon, 152; interview with R. Joshua, 153; questioned by Proclus about bathing in the bath of Venus, 209; the Ammonite proselyte, 331.\nGamblers, 150.\nGardening, 64.\nGarments, leprosy in, 287-290.\nGarmu, the family of, in ignominy, 124.\nGates to the Mountain of the House, 256.\nGemara, the, 10.\nGoats for the Day of Atonement, 131; the he-goat in the wilderness, 131.\nGourds, 65.\nHadrian's mixture, 207.\nHair, the white, in leprosy, 273, 284, 285; black, 273.\nHananiah, accused of heresy, 12, 13.\nHands, 324; pouring water on, 324326; vessels, 324, 325; clean or unclean, 326-328; degrees of uncleanness, 327; the straps of phylacteries, 328; book of the Law, 328; the Canticles and Ecclesiastes, 328; foot-baths, 329; tithes, 329-331; passages in Ezra and Daniel, 331; the Sadducees and Pharisees, 332, 333.\nHanging, 189.\nHanina, R., on prayers for the sick, 55.\nHashim II., Caliph of Cordova, orders the Talmud to be translated into Arabic, 14.\nHeating and cooking, 86, 87. Heave-offerings, rules for, 173.\nHEAVEN to LAMB\nHeaven and Hell, their comparative size, 30.\nHeifer, the, 300; her age, 300; ages of other offerings, 301; whence taken, 302; blemishes, 303; separation of the priest before burning, 303; sprinkling, 303; lads drawing water, 304; ashes of red, 304; bridge to the Mount of Olives, 304; procession of heifer and her attendants, 304; place of preparation, 305; position of the priest and heifer, 305; burning, 306; sprinkling the blood, 306; gathering the ashes, 307; vessels, 308; ashes and waters of purification, 309-319; proverbs, 313; reptiles, 315; holy things, 319; hyssop, 320-323; doctrine of intention, 321.\nHerbs, bitter, for the Passover, 98.\nHezekiah, his six things, 102, 103.\nHigh Priest, the, preparations for the\nDay of Atonement, 119; his purifications, 123; dress, 123; confession, 124, 125; slaughters the bullock, 126; enters the Holy of Holies, 127; sprinkles the blood, 128; cleanses the golden altar, 128; sends the goat into the wilderness, 130; burns the bullock and he-goat, 131; reading, 132; his vestments, 133; duties and privileges, 178, 179; offering incense, 253.\nHillel, his school, 15, 16; poverty and learning, 15; his maxims, 219, see Shammai.\nHogrus, the son of Levi, in ignominy, 124.\nHoly of Holies, the, entrance of the High Priest, 127.\nHoly One, the, ideas of, in the Talmud, 34, 35.\nHon\u00e9 Hammeagal's prayer for rain, 164.\nHouses, idolatrous, 210.\nHyssop, 320; for sprinkling, 320-323.\nIdolatry, 191, 204; dealings with idolaters, 204; their feasts 204; decorations 205; things forbidden, 205-208; things allowed, 208, 209; images, 209; idols and fragments of idols, 209; hills and groves, 210-212; a house joined to an idol, 210; trees, 212; the image of Mercury, 212, 213; Pagan argument for, 213; treading the wine-press, 213; baking, 213; wages, 214; wine of libation, 214-217; culinary utensils, 217.\nIdols, desecration of, 212; disregarded in time of peace, 213.\nImages, idolatrous, 209.\nIntention, when slaughtering the Passover, 107; the doctrine of, 321.\nIshmael, R., on the payment of tithes by Amnion and Moab, 329.\nJehovah, true pronunciation of, 135.\nJericho, the men of, their six things, 102.\nJerusalem, its privileges above Jamnia, 155.\nJochania, gate of, 259.\nJoshua, R., on the Talmud, 15; dispute with Satan, 28; interview with Elijah, 36; on abrogating the Sabbath, 106, 107; on the Divine Voice, 237.\nJos\u00e9 R., anecdote of, 239.\nJudah the Holy, R., on the Passover, 95, 96; on heave-offerings, 334; on the curtain for the Tabernacle, 338:\nJudges for various offences, 176.\nJudgment, the Last, story of, 31.\nJudgments in money and souls, their difference, 183-185; in legal uncleanness, 184.\nKabbalists, the, 17,\nKalends, the, 204.\nKamzar, the son of, in ignominy, 124.\nKing, the, his privileges, 179, 180.\nLamb, the, for the daily sacrifice, 246; its position, 247; distribution of its members preparatory to being burnt, 248, 249.\nLaver, the, 352; dimensions, 352, 353; the oxen, 353.\nLaw, the book of the, roll of, rendering the hands unclean, 328.\nLaying on of hands, 171; various opinions, 171.\nLeaven, searching for, 95; when burnt, 96; when eaten, 97; clearing it off, 100.\nLegends in the Talmud, 21-24. Lending, 80-82\nLeper, the, in the synagogue, 295; how cleansed, 296; two tame birds, 296, 297; the cedar, 297; his three sacrifices, 297; applying the blood, 298; his offering, 298.\nLeprosy, 267; indications of, 267-269; inspection, 270; uncleanness, 271; boil and burning, 271, 283, 284; stalls, 272, 284-286; garments, 272, 287-290; houses, 272; white hairs, 273, 274; quickflesh, 273, 274; black hair, 273; white spots, 273-283; pronouncing, 274, 275; inclosing, 275; cleanness and uncleanness, 276; yellow hair, 284-286; shaving, 286; the beard, 286; baldness, 287; warp, woof, bobbins, 289; buildings, 290293; cleansing, 296; the birds, 296, 297; the cedar, 297; sacrifices, 297; bathing, 297; applying the blood, 297; offering, 298.\nLetters, numerical value of, 17.\nLetting buildings to idolaters, 206.\nLevites, guarding the Sanctuary, 255; guarding the tabernacle, 354; encampment, 355; of the Shechinah, 355; standards, 355; the pillar of cloud, 355-357; blowing the trumpet, 355; the march, 355, 356; signs for encamping, 356; the Shechinah, 357, Libations, idolatrous, 214-217.\nLighting lamps, 85.\nLogic, Rabbinic, thirteen rules, 40-44.\nLots, casting, for cleansing the altar in the Sanctuary, 121; for removing the ashes, 243; for slaughtering and sprinkling, 245.\nMagic, 21.\nMaimonides, on the Talmud, 15; the red heifer and scape-goat, 131; the Treatise on Tabernacles, 136; the requisites for a dwelling-house, 362.\nMalkosh, the, or latter rain, 80.\nManna, stories of the, 26.\nMarshes, waters of, disallowed for purification, 314.\nMeasurements, 255; gates, 256, 258; the House Moked, 256; keys, 257; manner of entering, 257; walls, 259; gate of Jochania, 259; gate Nicanor, 259; the altar, 260; place for slaughter, 261; the porch, 262; the Sanctuary, 262; size, 264; length of court, 265; chambers, 265, 266.\nMechilta, the, or traditions, 11.\nMehestanites, the, 16.\nMeier, R., on study in the Law, 236.\nMercury, the image of, 212.\nMessiah, the, traditions of, 35-38.\nMezuza, or sign on the door-post, 362.\nMishna, the, compiled by R. Judah, 2; revised by Abba Areka, 2; its six books, 2-9; order of Seeds, 2, 3; of the Festivals, 4, 5; on Women, 5, 6; on Damages, 6, 7; on Holy things, 7, 8; on Purifications, 8, 9.\nMishna, the, its Treatises:\u2014on Blessings, 49-61; the Sabbatical year, 62-82; the Sabbath, 83-94; the Passover, 95-118; the Day of Atonement, 119-135; Tabernacles, 136- 148; the New Year, 149-157; Fasting, 158-168; the Feast-offering, 169-175; the Sanhedrin, 176-203 Idolatry, 204-217; the Fathers, 218-241; the Daily Sacrifice, 242-254; measurements, 255-266; Leprosy, 267-299; the Heifer, 300-323; Hands, 324-333; the Tabernacle, 334-358.\nMisraimites, the, 17.\nModiim, or Modin, 113.\nModiyith, 174.\nMoked, the House, 242; chambers and doors, 255, 256.\nMolech, 192.\nMONEY to PRIEST\nMoney, 77.\nMoney matters, judgments in, 180.\nMonobazus, king of Adiabene, 124.\nMoon, the, legend of, in the Talmud, 150.\nMoon, the New, 150; witnesses, 150-154; fire signals, 151; Rabban Gamaliel's tablet of the phases, 152; seen by the Sanhedrin, 153; receiving evidence of, 156.\nMoses, legend of, 25; and the fiery serpent, 155; received the Oral Law and delivered it to Joshua, 218.\nMountain of the House, the, 255; captain of, 255; gates, 256-258; locking the gates, 257, 259; measurements, 257; walls, steps, 258; court of the women, 258; chambers, 258, 259; the altar, 260; place for slaughter, 261; the laver, 261; doorway of the porch, 262; the Sanctuary, 262-265; the court, 265.\nMyrtle boughs allowed at the Feast of Tabernacles, 140.\nNATAI, R., his maxim, 219.\nNebuzaradan, legend of, 27.\nNechunya, R., on the yoke of the Law, 225.\nNew Year, the, 149; four new years, 149; judgments at four periods, 149; the new moon, 150; witnesses examined in the court, Beth Yangzek, 152; cornets and trumpets, 154; privileges of Jerusalem over Jamnia, 155; order of blessings, 156; reading, 157; order for sounding the trumpet, 157.\nNicknames, waters with, disallowed for purification, 314.\nOffering, the daily, 103; the Feast, 107; ages of, 301.\nOg, the king of Bashan, legend of, 23.\nOlives, Mount of, causeway to, from the Mountain of the House, 304; procession of the priest, the heifer and attendants, 304.\nOpinionists, the, 10.\nOral Law, the, 218.\nPagan argument for idolatry, 213.\nPalm-branches, 140; shaking, 142; threshing with, 144; to commemorate the Sanctuary, 156.\nPanias, cave of, 315.\nPaschal Feast, the, schism about the calculation, 12.\nPassover, the, Treatise on, 95; searching for leaven, 95; when eaten, 97; bitter herbs, 98; dough, 99; selling and working, 101; trades allowed, 102; slaughtering the daily offering, 103, 104; feast-offering, 107; intention, 107; roasting, 108; legal uncleanness, 109; the golden plate, 109; various contingencies, 111-116; first and second, 113; eves of the Passovers, 116; praise and thanksgiving, 117; after midnight, 118.\nPatriarchs, the, of Babylon, their viceregal power and court, 11, 12.\n\u2014of Tiberias, 11; rivalry with Babylon, 12.\nPentecost, 171.\nPestilence, order of fasting, 163.\nPharisees, the, different shades of character attributed to them, 16; their sects, 17; blamed by the Sadducees, 332.\nPigeon-breeders, 150.\nPipes, musical, at the Feast of Tabernacles, 145.\nPillar of Cloud, the, 355-357.\nPlate, the golden, of the High Priest, 109.\nPrecepts, binding, on the sons of Noah, 32, 33.\nPriest High, the, 119, see High Priests.\nPRIESTS to SANHEDRIN\nPriests, their duties in the Temple, 242-252.\nPronouncing on leprosy, 274, 275.\nProperty, public, three countries in the Sabbatical year, 79.\nPumpkin bottle for purification, 308.\nPunishments, seven kinds for seven important sins, 233.\nPurifications, on, 8, 9; ashes and waters of, 309, things allowed and disallowed, 309-320.\nQuarries in the Sabbatical year, 67.\nQuartesima, the, 204.\nQuickflesh in leprosy, 273, 274.\nRabbi Judah the Holy, compiles the Mishna, 2.\nRain, fasting for, 158, 159; partial, 163; Hon\u00e9 Hammeagal's prayer for, 164.\nReceivers, the forty, 1.\nReed, hollow, for the ashes of the red heifer, 308.\nRemovals on the Sabbath, 83.\nReptiles, 315.\nResurrection, doctrine of the, 31.\nReuchlin demands toleration for the Talmud, 14.\nRice, 65.\nRings, golden, in the Tabernacle, 335.\nRoasting the Passover, 108.\nRose, the Sabbatical, 76.\nSabbath, the, treatise on, 83; removals, 83; work to be avoided, 83-85; lighting lamps, 85, 86; heating, 86-88; leading forth cattle, 88, 89; dress, 89-91; principal and secondary work, 91, 92; rules for, 91, 92; smaller matters, 93, 94.\nSabbatical year, the, treatise on, 62; ploughing, 62, 63; gardening, 64; herbs, gourds, 65; dunging, 66; stones, quarries, terraces, 67, 68; sowing, 68; cutting down trees, 69; olives, 70; figs, 70; eschalots, 71; selling and lending, 71, 72; cultivation, 72, 73; buying and selling, 74-76; money, 77; public property, 79; borrowing and lending, 80-82.\nSacrifice, the daily, 242; guarding the Temple at night, 242; casting lots for removing the ashes from the altar, 243; opening the Temple, 243; kindling the wood, 244; lots for slaughtering and sprinkling, 245, 246; examining the daily sacrifice, 246; slaughter-house, 246; sounds heard at Jericho, 246, 247; removing the snuff from the candlestick, 247; position of the lamb, 247; pouring out its blood, 248; cutting up its members, 248, 249; order of carrying them to the altar, 249; blessings, 250; incense, 250, 252; sound of the shovel, 251; cleansing the altar, 251; the High Priest on the altar, 253; chanting and psalm singing, 254.\nSacrifices, private and public, 171.\nSadducees, the, 16; blaming the Pharisees, 332.\nSagan, the, or Suffragan, 253.\nSalt, strewn on the ascent to the altar, 261.\nSanctuary, the, measurements, 262, 264; doors, 262; chambers, 263; gallery, 263.\nSandals, 313.\nSanhedrin, the, 176; judges required for various offences, 176, 177; tribunal of 71 members, 177; the Great, 177; the Small, 178; the High Priest's duties and privileges, 178, 179; the king's privileges, 179, 180; judgments, 180; witnesses examined, 181-183, 185-187; verdicts, 183; judgments in money and souls, 183185; intimidating witnesses, 184; stoning, 187-189; hanging, 189; burning, 190; beheading, 191; strangling, 191, 201-203; blasphemy, idolatry, 191; giving his seed to Molech, 192; profaning the Sabbath, 192; enticing, 193; sorcery, 193; stubborn and rebellious sons, 194,\nSAPLINGS to TALMUD\n[paragraph continues] 195; burglary, 196; murder, 196198; theft, 198; those who have no portion in the world to come, 198201; various offences, 201-203; the rebellious Elder, 201.\nSatan and evil spirits, 28.\nSaturnalia, the, 204.\nScalls in leprosy, 272, 285; shaving for, 286.\nScape-goat, the, 131.\nSchools of Shammai and Hillel, their controversies relating to meals, 59, 60; olive trees, 69; selling a heifer, 72; decisions about work, 84; on the Passover, 112; on booths, 139.\nScribes, the, 218.\nScriptures, reading the, 157.\nSeas, the, allowed for purification, 314.\nServices, the Temple, 266.\nSeventy-one, the tribunal of, 177.\nShammai, school of, 15, see Schools.\nShas, the Babylon Talmud called so by the Jews, 10.\nShaving the Scall, 286.\nSheba, Queen of, tests the knowledge of Solomon, 26.\nShemah, the, recitations of, 49-52; exemptions, 52, 53.\nShemaiah, his maxims, 219.\nShewbread, the table of, 346; dimensions, 346.\nShovel, the, its sound, 247, 251.\nSimon, R., study in the Law, 224; the three crowns, 229.\nSimon, R., son of Nathaniel, his merits, 222, 223.\nSimon the Just, 218.\nSimon, Rabban, son of Gamaliel, sends his legates to Ahia, 12; on holidays in Israel, 167; bringing witnesses, 182, 183; his maxims, 220.\nSlaughtering the Passover, 103, 104.\nSockets of silver in the Tabernacle, 335.\nSons, punishments for stubborn and rebellious, 194.\nSpots, white, in leprosy, 273-283.\nSprinkling the blood on the Day of Atonement, 128, 129; of the red heifer, 305; with hyssop, 320-323.\nStandards of the Levites, 355.\nStaves, the, of the ark, 344, 345.\nStone of Proclamation, 164.\nStone house, removal of the priest to the, 303.\nStones, removing 64, 67; for idols, 210.\nTabernacle, the, 334; dimensions, 335; sockets, boards, rings, 335, 336; pipes of gold, 336; curtains, 336-338; threads, taches, loops, 337, 338; coverings, 338; the vail, 339; the Holy of Holies, 339; cunning work, 339; the court, 340; dimensions, 340-342; the ark, 342-345; staves, 344, 345; the table, 346; shewbread, 346; candlestick, 347-350; altar of incense, 350; altar of burnt-offerings, 350; line for the sprinkling of blood, 351; the laver, 352-354; guards, 354-357; notes on, 373, 374.\nTabernacles, on, 136; size and covering of, 136, 137; eating and drinking, 139; palm-branches, 140-144; citrons, 141; reading and blessing, 142; willows, 143, 144; thrashing the branches, 144; hymns and rejoicings,, 144; joy of the water-drawing, 145; lighting and dancing, 146; singing and music, 146; blowing trumpets, 147; offerings and courses, 147, 148.\nTalith, the, 359.\nTalmud, the Babylon, 2; called the Shas by the Jews, 10; its commencement and completion, 10; period of its compilation, 11; adopted by all orthodox Jews, 14; periodically banned and burnt, 14; its fascinating influence, 14; rules of interpretation, 15; legendary parts, 15;\nTALMUD to ZOMA\n(Talmud, cont.) casuistry, 18; astronomy, astrology, 19; amulets and charms, 20; magic and sorcery, 21; legends, 21-24; the Law, 24-27; evil spirits and Satan, 28; heaven and hell, 30, 31; resurrection and last judgment, 31; contradicts Holy Scripture, 32; estimate of Gentiles, 32; precepts binding on the sons of Noah, 32; stories of Rabbis, 33; proverbs, 33, 34; ideas of God, 34, 35; the Messiah, 35-38; Christianity, 39; Rabbinic logic, 40-44.\nTalmud, the, of Jerusalem, 2, 35.\nTargum, the, of Jonathan, on the manna, 26.\nTarphon, R., on the Talmud, 17; reward of the righteous, 223; on the payment of tithes by Ammon and Moab, 330.\nTax-gatherers, the, 174.\nTemple, the, reverence for, 61; guarded at night, 242; services, 266; notes on the plan of, 367-373.\nTen, the, expressions for the creation of the world, 231; generations from Adam to Noah, 231; from Noah to Abraham, 231; trials of Abraham, 232; miracles in Egypt, 232; at the Red Sea, 232; plagues, 232; temptations in the wilderness, 232; miracles in the holy temple, 232; things created on the eve of the Sabbath, 232. Terraces, 67.\nTiberias, the Patriarchate of, upheld by the Jews in the west, 11.\nTithes, 329; discussion about Ammon and Moab in the Sabbatical year, 329331.\nTitus, legend of, 27.\nTosephtoth, the, or appendices, 10.\nTrees, desecrated by idolaters, 212.\nTrumpets, order of blowing, 157, 161.\nUncleanness, degrees of, 173, 303, 313, 314, 320, 323, 327.\nUsurers, 150.\nUtensils, culinary, 217.\nUrim and Thummim, 133.\nVail, the, of the Tabernacle, 339, 340.\nVessels of the Sanctuary, baptism of, 175; earthen, for the ashes of the red heifer, 307; washing, 307.\nVirtues, 235.\nVows, remission of, 170.\nWarp and woof, the, leprosy in, 279.\nWatch, priests of the weekly, 161, 162.\nWater for washing hands, 324-326.\nWater-drawing, joy of the, 145.\nWaters of purification, 309-319; some disallowed, 314.\nWell of Ahab, 315.\nWillows, at the feast of Tabernacles, 143.\nWine of idolatrous libation, 214-217.\nWine-press, treading the, 213.\nWitnesses for the new moon, 150; which disallowed, 150; fire signals, 151; at Beth Yangzek, 152; how examined, 152, 153, 181-183; illegal, 181; intimidated, 184; when examined, 185, 186.\nWolves, 164.\nWorking on the Passover, 100-102.\nWorks, principal and secondary, 92, 93.\nWorld to come, the, those who have no portion in, 198-201.\nZadok, R., on study in the Law, 228.\nZoma, the son of, his words of wisdom, 228.","title":"The Talmud: Appendix: Index","type":"page"}