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We learned
in a mishna
elsewhere
(
Makhshirin
6:3) that
Rabbi Eliezer ben Yaakov says: Ritually pure brine,
taken from an
am ha’aretz
,
into which any amount
of
water fell
is rendered
impure. Rav Naḥman says
that
Rabba bar Avuh says: That is to say
that
amei ha’aretz
are suspected of mixing half
a portion of water
in the brine,
which means that when the additional water falls in, the nullified impurity in the brine is revived by it and renders the entire mixture impure…
Bekhorot 23b:6
If one says:
Fish
or
fishes
are
konam
for me, and for
that
reason
I
will not
taste
them,
he is prohibited from
eating all of
them, whether large
fish
or small, whether salted or unsalted, whether raw or cooked. But he is permitted
to taste
minced sardines and
to taste
fish brine,
as these are not included in the common meaning of the word fish.
One who vows
that
tzaḥana
,
a concoction of whole and chopped fish…
Nedarim 51b:4
MISHNAH:
If an impure fish was preserved with a pure fish, if in any keg containing two
seah
the impure fish weighed ten
zuz
in Judea which are five tetradrachmas in Galilee, the sauce is forbidden. Rebbi Jehudah says, a quarter [
log
] in two
seah
. Rebbi Yose said, one sixteenth of it.
Impure locusts preserved with pure locusts do not forbid the fluid exuding from the latter. Rebbi Ẓadoq testified that the fluid exuding from impure locusts is pure.
Jerusalem Talmud Terumot 10:5:1
§
Reish Lakish says in the name of Rabbi Yehuda Nesia: One who purchases
fish
brine from one who is unreliable with regard to ritual impurity [
am ha’aretz
],
who must purify it due to the concern that it was rendered impure while in the seller’s possession,
brings it into contact with
the
water
of a ritual bath so that the water touches the brine,
and
it is thereby rendered
pure.
Reish Lakish explains: The brine is pure
whichever
way
you
look at it:
If water is
the
majority
of the brine mixture…
Bekhorot 22a:9-10
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