ענבי תאלא במים.
grapes grown by trellising the vine on a palm tree soaked in water.
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ענבי תאלא במים.
grapes grown by trellising the vine on a palm tree soaked in water.
לחזזיתא – ליתי שב חיטי ארזנייתא, וניקלינהו אמרא חדתא, ונפיק משחא מינייהו, ונישוף. רב שימי בר אשי עבד ליה לההוא גוי לדבר אחר, ואיתסי.
As a remedy for lichen planus [ḥazazita] on one’s skin, let him bring 7 large wheat kernels [arzanayata] and let him roast them over a fire on the blade of a new hoe. And let him extract oil from the wheat and rub it into his skin. It is told: Rav Shimi bar Ashi used this remedy for a certain non-Jew who had something else, i.e., tzara'at, and he was healed.
אמר שמואל: האי מאן דמחו ליה באלונכי דפרסאי, מיחייא לא חיי; אדהכי והכי, ניספו ליה בשרא שמינא אגומרי, וחמרא חייא, אפשר דחיי פורתא ומפקיד אביתיה.
Shmuel said: One who is struck with Persian spears [alunkei] will not live long afterward, as he will certainly die from this wound. In the meantime, they should force-feed him fatty meat that was roasted over coals, and undiluted wine. If they do this, it is possible that he will live for a little bit longer and have time to instruct his household with regard to what they should do after his death.
אמר רב אידי בר אבין: האי מאן דבלע זיבורא – מיחייא לא חיי, אדהכי והכי נשקיה רביעתא דחלא שמגז, אפשר דחיי פורתא ומפקיד לביתיה.
Similarly, Rav Idi bar Avin said: One who swallowed a hornet will not live. In the meantime they should give him 1/4th-log of sharp [shamzag] vinegar to drink. If they do this, it is possible that he will live for a little bit longer and have time to instruct his household with regard to what they should do after his death.
אמר רבי יהושע בן לוי: אכל בשר שור בלפת, ולן בלבנה בלילי ארבעה עשר או חמשה עשר בתקופת תמוז – אחזתו אחילו.
§ R' Yehoshua ben Levi says: If one ate ox meat with a turnip, and slept by the light of the moon on the night of the 14th or the 15th of the month in the season of Tammuz, i.e., summer, he will be afflicted with aḥilu, a severe fever.
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