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Home Home The Babylonian Talmud Babylonian Talmud: Section Moed (Festivals): Tracts Betzh, Succah, Moed Katan, Taanith, Megilla and Ebel Rabbathi or Semahoth Contents
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Chapters

  1. Title Page
  2. Explanatory Remarks
  3. Dedication
  4. To the Reader
  5. Contents
  6. Synopsis of Subjects
  7. Chapter I
  8. Chapter II
  9. Chapter III
  10. Chapter IV
  11. Chapter V
  12. Contents
  13. Dedication
  14. Synopsis of Subjects
  15. Chapter I
  16. Chapter II
  17. Chapter III
  18. Chapter IV.
  19. Chapter V
  20. Contents
  21. Synopsis of Subjects
  22. Chapter I
  23. Chapter II
  24. Chapter III
  25. Title Page
  26. Explanatory Remarks
  27. A Word to the Public
  28. A Letter From Prof. Dr. M. Lazarus
  29. Contents
  30. Synopsis of Subjects
  31. Chapter I
  32. Chapter II
  33. Chapter III
  34. Chapter IV
  35. Contents
  36. Synopsis of Subjects
  37. Chapter I
  38. Chapter II
  39. Chapter III
  40. Chapter IV
  41. Contents
  42. Chapter I
  43. Chapter II
  44. Chapter III
  45. Chapter IV
  46. Chapter V
  47. Chapter VI
  48. Chapter VII
  49. Chapter VIII.
  50. Chapter IX
  51. Chapter X
  52. Chapter XI
  53. Chapter XII
  54. Chapter XIII
  55. Chapter XIV
  56. Special Pages: Errata
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TRACT BETZAH OR YOM TOB (FEAST DAYS)

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