If he became unclean in the Temple Court [and was aware of it], and the uncleanness then became hidden from him, though he remembered the Temple; [or, the fact that it was] the Temple became hidden from him, though he remembered the uncleanness; [or,] both became hidden from him, and he prostrated himself, or tarried the period of prostration, or went out the longer way, he is liable; the shorter way, he is not liable; this is the positive precept concerning the Temple for which they [the Beth Din] are not liable. |
שבועות 2.3 |
And which is the positive precept concerning a menstruous woman for which they are liable? [this:] if one cohabited with a clean woman, and she said to him: `I have become unclean!`; and he withdrew immediately, he is liable, because his withdrawal is as pleasant to him as his entry. |
שבועות 2.4 |
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