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R' Abba bar Kahana said to him: They are like those from your father’s house, which are large (Tosafot).
And R' Abba bar Kahana said that R' Ḥanina said: The sedan chairs of the house of R' Yehuda HaNasi may be moved on Shabbat. R' Zeira said to R' Abba bar Kahana: Are you referring to sedan chairs that can be moved by one person or those that can be only moved by two people? He said to him: They are
And R' Abba bar Kahana said: R' Ḥanina permitted the members of the household of R' Yehuda HaNasi to drink wine transported in a non-Jew’s wagons even though the wine was sealed only with one seal. He was not concerned that perhaps the non-Jew may have opened the jug and poured wine libations to id
Mishnah: If a non-Jew kindled a lamp on Shabbat for his own purposes, a Jew also uses its light; and if the non-Jew kindled it for a Jew, the rabbis prohibited to utilize its light. Similarly, if a non-Jew drew water from a well in the public domain to give his animal to drink, a Jew gives his own
Talmud: The Talmud comments: And it was necessary to teach this halakha in all these cases. As, had it taught us only the halakha with regard to a lamp, I would have said that this is the halakha because the light of a lamp for one is the light of a lamp for 100 people. There is no need to kindle