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Bekhorot 51 elsewhere in Shas
- Sukkah 50b:7: Rabbi Yosei bar Yehuda, however, who deems wooden Temple service vessels fit, interprets verses by means of the principle of amplifications and restrictions.
- Nazir 34b:6-7: The Gemara elaborates: In this manner, the Torah restricts and amplifies, which, according to the principles of exegesis, amplifies and includes virtually all substances.
- Shevuot 37b:15-16: And the Rabbis interpreted these verses according to the hermeneutical principle of generalizations and details.
- Shevuot 42b:17-18: Consequently, this verse contains a generalization, and a detail, and a generalization, and one of the thirteen principles of exegesis states that in such a case you may deduce that the verse is referring only to items similar to the detail
- Kiddushin 21b:5-6: The Sages taught: From the term “an awl” I have derived only that a master can pierce the ear of a Hebrew slave with an awl.
- Jerusalem Talmud Kiddushin 1:2:29: Rebbi Jehudah ben Rebbi Abun297In the Babli, 21b, and Sifry Deut.
- Chullin 66b:12-67a:1: The Gemara asks: How can this verse be an instance of a generalization, a detail, and a generalization?
- Zevachim 44a:16: The Gemara raises a difficulty: These two phrases are generalizations that are adjacent to one another, which means that this is not an instance of a generalization and a detail and a generalization, as they are not in that order.
- Bava Kamma 64b:5: The Gemara applies this principle to the verse: Place the first detail, “ox,” between “himmatze” and “timmatze,” and treat the verse as a generalization, a detail, and a generalization, so that other items that resemble the detail are inclu
- Bava Kamma 117b:19-20: And the Rabbis interpreted these verses according to the hermeneutical principle of generalizations and details.
- Bava Metzia 57b:9-10: Consequently, this verse contains a generalization, and a detail, and a generalization, and one of the thirteen rules of exegesis states that in such a case you may deduce that the verse is referring only to items similar to the detail.
- Bava Kamma 62b:14-15: Consequently, this verse contains a generalization, and a detail, and a generalization, and one of the thirteen rules of exegesis states that in such a case you may deduce that the verse is referring only to items similar to the detail.