Un résumé concis de la page 35 de la masecheth Avodah Zarah dans le programme du Daf Hayomi.
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We saw in the Mishnah that cheese that comes from a certain city called Unaki is forbidden. Give five reasons why this cheese is banned. Firstly, the local people in that place were not paying attention to the snake. So there was a danger of venom. The second reason is that he made that cheese with the skin of the Nvella's stomach, Nvella's stomach, and that's why that cheese is banned. But the Gemara deduces that if he had made that cheese, not with the skin of the stomach, but with the liquid of the stomach, the cheese would have been permitted according to the mascana of Rabi Yoshua who agreed with the seottes of Rabi Ismaël. So the stomach fluid is not considered something not considered something edible and therefore that is why there is no deour de nevela and therefore the cheese that was made there is permitted. Third reason, says the gmara, we made cheese there and there was a risk of putting pork fat on the cheese . Fourth reason, there was a risk of having a mixture of vinegar. So vinegar comes from the wine of Aegoi, which is forbidden. 5e raison, il faisait ce fromage là avec de la orla. And so that's yet another fromage là avec de la orla. And so that's yet another reason to ban it. Then bring back the passou which relates to lesamim. In any case, according to the drachat, it relates to lesamim. The passou le passou refers to the quality of a tamam which resembles a perfume. to teach us that in the same way that when the perfume is closed, its smell is not felt, and as soon as it is opened, it is felt, everyone enjoys its good smell. Similarly, if Leam teaches the Torah to others, then
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- 0:33Nvella's stomach, and that's why that cheese is banned. But the Gemara deduces that if he…
- 1:04not considered something edible and therefore that is why there is no deour de nevela and…
- 1:35fromage là avec de la orla. And so that's yet another reason to ban it. Then…
- 2:07teaches the Torah to others, then the fragrance of the Torah is beneficial to everyone. Another…
- 3:07the right to benefit from them, but not to eat them. milk, bread, oil, things cooked,…
- 3:37theoretical fish provided that there is no tamed fish inside. So from the moment we don't…
- 4:08a fish called hilac. It is itself but it looks a lot like a tamed fish…
- 4:38forbidden. We will see in the gmara why . Lagmara explique pour quelle raison le lait…
- 5:09in the cracks of the cheese there might be a few drops of non-kosher milk that…
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