תּלמוד אויף בראשית 4:22

HALAKHAH: “A person should not put,” etc. It was stated: Nor a smithy. Rav Qarna stated: If he was like a metal worker³⁴The biblical metal worker; Gen.4:22; he only spends a small part of his time as a smith; most of his time he manufactures metal vessels., or it was built originally as a smithy³⁵A separate building. It is possible to read: If it was built as a smithy from the start, i. e., if the smithy existed before the construction of the warehouse; this is the interpretation of the Babli, 20b., it is permitted. How is it in front of his dwelling³⁶Out in the open.? Rebbi Aḥa said, certainly not in front of his dwelling³⁷This already was settled in Halakhah 1:7.. Rebbi Jonathan said, a person causing damage has no claim of undisturbed posession³⁸Babli 23a. Even if the other inhabitants of the courtyard do not object, a new owner can object if an activity is classified in law as damaging.. Rebbi Joshua³⁹Rosh (Chapter 2, §18) reads “R. Joshua ben Levi.” This reading has to be accepted. said, the rabbis object to permanent smoke. As the following: A woman was burning sand⁴⁰Maybe to make glass. It is possible to read: She was burning the bird Ḥol (Phoenix, Job 19:18). For חולין Rosh reads קלא or קולין “roasts”. below [the apartment of] Rebbi Ilfay⁴¹Rosh reads: R. Eleazar.. He wanted to object to her. The case came before Rebbi Nasa who said, they said it only about continuous smoke.