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And what did R' Meir mean when he said: From their statements? He meant: From the statement of R' Ḥanina the deputy High Priest.
Reish Lakish said another explanation of the Mishnah in the name of bar Kappara: The case in the Mishnah is one involving a primary source of ritual impurity by Torah law and a secondary source of impurity by Torah law. And what did R' Meir mean by the phrase: From their statements? He was not refe
The Talmud asks: To which statement of R' Yehoshua is R' Meir referring? If you say he is referring to this statement of R' Yehoshua, as we learned in a Mishnah: In the case of a jug of teruma produce with regard to which uncertainty developed with regard to its impurity, and which therefore may no
R' Yehoshua says: That is not necessary. Rather, even if it was placed in a concealed place, he may place it in a vulnerable place if he chooses. And if it was covered, he may expose it, as he need no longer safeguard this teruma from impurity. According to R' Yehoshua, as teruma whose impurity s
The Talmud rejects the comparison: Is this dispute with regard to the placement of doubtfully impure teruma comparable to the case of burning ritually pure and impure items together? There, R' Yehoshua permits mere passive causation of impurity; however, he does not permit one to actively render te