R. Eliezer cites two instances of lenient rulings by Beth Shammai and rigorous rulings by Beth Hillel. The blood of a woman after childbirth who has not immersed herself, Beth Shammai say: [it is] like her spittle and her urine. But Beth Hillel say: it causes defilement whether wet or dry. However, they agree in the case of the blood of a woman who brought forth when she had an issue, that it causes defilement whether wet or dry. |
עדייות 5.4 |
[In the case of] four brothers of whom two were married to two sisters, if those married to the sisters died, Lo, these should perform halizah and not marry the brothers-in-law. If the latter bestirred themselves and married them, they must put them away. R. Eliezer says in the name of Beth Shammai: they may keep them. But Beth Hillel say: they must put them away. |
עדייות 5.5 |
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