| 1. Yi'ush of coins | 2. Finding a coin | 3. Is a Siman always necessary? |
| 4. Gemara tries to bring proofs to Rava | 5. Ye'ush she'Lo mi'Da'as | 6. Lost Objects |
| 7. A Lost Object Without A Siman | 8. Yiush she'Lo mi'Da'as | 9. Kikaros Shel Ba'al ha'Bayis |
| 10. Scattered fruits belong to the finder | 11. Ye'ush She'Lo mi'Da'as | 12. Two types of Ganav |
| 13. Two proofs for Rava | 14. RASHI ON THE MISHNAH | 15. Scattered Fruit and Coins |
| 16. Duchta d'Inish Inish Hu. | 17. Siman is found on an object | 18. אדם עשוי למשמש בכיסו בכל שעה |
prepared by Kollel Iyun Hadaf
of Yerushalayim
What does it mean that there are two types of ganavim? That it is a listim mezuyan. What is the difference between that and a gazlan?
The armed robber is hiding behind his gun; he is not as brazen as the Gazlan. Therefore, although he is not a hidden thief like the Ganav, we consider him a Ganav with regard to paying Kefel, and not a Gazlan.
D. Zupnik
