詩篇 140:11的塔木德參照：Jerusalem Talmud Sanhedrin

HALAKHAH: “If the flesh has rotted away,” etc. ¹⁴⁹The parallel is in Mašqin (Mo`ed qatan) 1:5 (80c l. 74). The subject is a common person, not a criminal. It was stated: In earlier times, they were collecting the bones after burying them in ditches<sup>150</sup>The translation is tentative; the word appears only in this baraita and Ps. 140:11.. When the flesh had rotted away, they collected them and buried them in cedar wood. On the day itself he was mourning, the day after he was happy<sup>151</sup>Cf. Note 136. In the Babli, Mo`ed qatan 8a, the quote appears in a different context., implying that his parents were at rest¹⁵²Reading נינוחו with the parallel text. from judgment.