(Mishnah): If an animal died on Yom Tov, one may not move it.

There was a case that R. Tarfon was asked about it and about Chalah that became Tameh. He came into the Beis Midrash and asked them the question and they responded - 'Do not move it!'

(Gemara): Shmuel said - the five Sages who ruled to R. Tarfon in Lod were mistaken (as we follow R. Shimon, that it is permitted to move the animal).

Rav Masnah: The case was about a firstborn animal.

R. Avin: It is clear from the Beraisa that this was the case that was asked, as the Beraisa refers to this case and the case of Chalah as - "just as this is holy, this is holy''.

Question to Levi: May one rule on a Tereifah in a dark house?

Response: Take it outside (to rule, but do not rule using candlelight).

Question (R. Imi): We heard that one may not rule on Negaim (Tzoraas-leprosy) in a dark house. But did we hear that one may not rule on a Tereifah in a dark house?

R. Yosi bei R. Bun: That is not the issue - rather, there is a concern lest he find that it is Tereifah and he will not be able to move it.

Rav Masnah follows Shmuel (see earlier (c) and (d)) and Levi follows Rav (who says that R. Shimon agrees that an animal that died on Yom Tov is prohibited).

R. Ba/ Rav Yehudah quoting Shmuel: The Halacha follows R. Yehudah.

(Mishnah): A group of people may not join together to buy an animal on Yom Tov. However, they may join before Yom Tov and slaughter and divide up the animal on Yom Tov.

R. Yehudah: A person may weigh out meat against a vessel or against a meat cleaver.

Chachamim: One may not pay attention to scales at all.

(Gemara): If they wish to add people to the group on Yom Tov, five can become ten (i.e. it is permitted).

Beraisa: A person may not say to his friend - 'I am with you on (i.e. to the amount of) a Selah; I am with you on a Shekel'.

But he can say to him - I will stand up (take the portion) of a half, a third or a quarter.