Talmud su Geremia 32:11

HALAKHAH: “The witnesses to an open document are inside,” etc. ⁵A similar text is in Giṭṭin 8:12, Notes 107–112. From where that a document can be knotted? Rebbi Immi said: “I took the sale document and the sealed⁶Jer. 32:11: “I took the document of acquisition, the sealed one, the orders and rules, and the public one.” The verse clearly states that a sealed document is the main object, accompanied by a public document. The same argument is stated in the Babli, 160b.”, that is the knotted [document]. “And the open,” that is the simple, part of the knotted⁷The text of the document, whose formulation is identical whether sealed or public.. “And the orders and the rules”; orders and rules differ between these, for one is with two [witnesses], the other with three⁸A public document needs two witnesses, a sealed (knotted) one at least three.; one in it, the other on its back⁹A simple document is signed by the witnesses on the recto of the sheet, starting exactly one line after the end of the text. A knotted document is signed on the verso, between the folds..