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- Summary of the Daf
- It is forbidden to derive benefit from a hand or a foot which broke off from an Avodah Zarah, because it is significant enough to be worshipped.
Read More - A Nochri can nullify his own or his friend’s Avodah Zarah.
Read More - A Yisrael cannot nullify the Avodah Zarah of a Nochri.
Read More - The Avodah Zarah of a Yisrael can never be nullified.
Read More - If a Nochri chisels an Avodah Zarah in order to use the woodchips for firewood, the Avodah Zarah is permitted.
Read More - If the Nochri chisels an Avodah Zarah in order to beautify it, the woodchips are permitted but the Avodah Zarah is forbidden.
Read More - If a person finds a metal Avodah Zarah, he either should grind it up and let the wind carry it away, or throw it into the sea, according to Rebbi Yosi. The Rabanan disagree.
Read More - If a person finds a figure of a dragon with the head cut off and it is a Safek whether a Yisrael or a Nochri cut it off, it is permitted.
Read More - If a bird makes a nest in a Hekdesh tree, one may not benefit from the nest. If one benefits from the nest, he does not bring a Korban Me'ilah.
Read More - If a bird makes a nest in an Asheirah tree, one is permitted to benefit from the nest.
Read More - If one finds a utensil with a diagram of the sun, moon, or a dragon, he must throw it into the Dead Sea, according to the Tana Kama.
Read More - If a person slaughters an animal to a mountain, river, sea, or desert, or even to an insect, the animal is forbidden.
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