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The Talmud asks: But let us say that this is the dispute between R' Shimon and the Rabbis, as it was concluded previously that according to R' Shimon himself, even the carob and sycamore trees are not consecrated. The Talmud answers: Reish Lakish teaches us this, that R' Menaḥem, son of R' Yosei, h
Mishnah: One who sells a ship has sold along with it the toren, and the nes, and the ogin, and all of the equipment that is used for directing it. But he has not sold the slaves who serve as oarsmen, nor the packing bags that are used for transporting goods, nor the antikei on the ship. And when on
Talmud: The toren is the mast [iskarya]. And in this regard it states: “They have taken cedars from Lebanon to make masts [toren] for you” (Ezekiel 27:5). The nes is the sail, and in this regard it states: “Of fine linen with richly woven work from Egypt was your sail, that it might be to you for a
The Mishnah teaches that the buyer acquires all the equipment used for directing the ship. R' Abba says: These are the ship’s oars. And this is as it states: “Of the oaks of Bashan they have made your oars” (Ezekiel 27:6). Since a verse discussing ships focuses on its oars, evidently the oars are an