PEH330

PEH330

Two chickens, one of which had no gall (the liver was neither raw nor roasted and had no bitter taste), were intended to be eaten-one for the evening meal and the other for the midday meal-on the Sabbath. The question arises whether this is permissible because otherwise, a proper Sabbath meal could not be held. Furthermore, the question is raised: What if one of the chickens had already been eaten in the evening? Isaak Sarucco prohibits consumption in both cases. This prohibition applies even if both chickens were cooked separately.

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1754-12-14

1755-02-12

SaruccoII

Sarucco, Isaac ben Shlomo

Abendana

Abendana de Britto, Isaac Chaim