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Mishnah Chullin — 9

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Passage referenceMishnah Chullin — 9
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Mishnah — selected de Sola/Raphall historical English exports

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[Mishnah Chullin / 9 / 1] The skin [of a slaughtered animal], the broth, the meat dissolved by boiling, that which adheres to the bottom of a saucepan, the fragments of meat adhering to the skin when it is removed from the animal, bones [containing marrow], sinews, horns and hoofs, are computed together to form [with the edible matter or flesh in them] the quantity of the size of an egg, when they are liable to contract and communicate pollution to other edibles, but not the pollution of Nebelah. Thus also, if a person slaughters an unclean animal for a heathen, it pollutes edibles while it st…
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Mishnah — selected de Sola/Raphall historical English exports
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eng
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eng
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PARTIAL historical Eighteen Treatises from the Mishna translation by D. A. de Sola and M. J. Raphall, 1843. This distribution supplies only 12 tractate exports, several with missing chapters/paragraphs. Coverage is the actual acquired nonempty source only; it is not all eighteen historical treatises or all 63 Mishnah tractates. Full Hebrew corpus is a separate edition. Actual coverage: 12 exact source components, 77 chapter/section passages, 577 nonempty original paragraph/verse rows. Reference labels are deterministic paths in the original JSON, not invented missing historical chapter numbers. Reader navigation uses actual source book, tractate or named section labels; source component order is retained in evidence.
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Recorded provenance: Unchanged original JSON embedded in explicit multi-source container. Reading body uses deterministic native wp_strip_all_tags, grouped by original parent array/section, with source-path labels and two-LF passage separators. Source component identities and native exact rights are retained. PARTIAL historical Eighteen Treatises from the Mishna translation by D. A. de Sola and M. J. Raphall, 1843. This distribution supplies only 12 tractate exports, several with missing chapters/paragraphs. Coverage is the actual acquired nonempty source only; it is not all eighteen historical treatises or all 63 Mishnah tractates. Full Hebrew corpus is a separate edition. Actual coverage: 12 exact source components, 77 chapter/section passages, 577 nonempty original paragraph/verse rows. Reference labels are deterministic paths in the original JSON, not invented missing historical chapter numbers. Reader navigation uses actual source book, tractate or named section labels; source component order is retained in evidence.

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