Números 18:5 Passagens Relacionadas

⁴²Tosephta 1:3, discussed also in Babli Ḥagigah 3b. The signs of an insane: One who goes out in the night, stays overnight in a graveyard, tears his clothing, and destroys what one gives to him. Rebbi Huna⁴³Since he precedes Samuel, the author must be the Babylonian Rav Huna, as given in the Babli. said, only if all of that is in him since otherwise I say that one who goes out in the night is a man-dog⁴⁴Greek κυ(ν)άνθρωπος (νόσος) “dog-man (malady)”; cf. E. and H. Guggenheimer, Talmudic Evidence of Greek Spelling, in: Studi Classici in onore di Quintino Cataudella, vol. 4, pp. 71–72, Catania 1972; Notes on the Talmudic Dictionary:Gandropos-Qantropos, Lešōnēnu 35 (1971) 207–210.; he who stays overnight in a graveyard burns incense to spirits, he who tears up his clothing is a choleric person⁴⁵Greek χολικός “bilious”., and he who destroys what one gives to him is a cynic⁴⁶Greek κυνικός “dog-like”, a philosopher who has no use for industrial products.. Rebbi Joḥanan said, even only one of these is proof. Rebbi Abun said, what Rebbi Joḥanan said, even only one of these is reasonable only for him who destroys what one gives to him; even the greatest idiot does not destroy all one gives to him⁴⁷In the Babli, Rav Papa declares this criterion to be the only one to stand alone, all others needing multiple confirmation following Rav Huna.. The mad dancer⁴⁸Cf. Greek κόρδαξ, Latin cordax, “mad dance”, perhaps chorea. This and the following sentences refer to Mishnah Giṭṭin 7:1 which states that a mad dancer cannot divorce his wife during an attack of his malady. does not exhibit any of these signs. What is a mad dancer? Rebbi Yose said, a decrepit one⁴⁹Arabic הִמּ “decrepit, senile person”.. There came a case before Rebbi Yose of a weaver who, when one gave him red on black he was exerting himself⁵⁰It is not at all clear what his symptoms were. Since the profession of the sick person is mentioned, it seems that he was unable to fit two different strands of thread together on his loom; perhaps the description is of Huntington’s chorea or Parkinson’s disease., black on red he was exerting himself. He said, this is the mad dancer described by the Sages.