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Mishnah, Niddah, 10.4
nan If a zav, a zavah, a niddah, a woman after childbirth or a metzora have died [their corpses] they convey uncleanness by being carried until the flesh has decayed. If a non-Jew has died he does not convey uncleanness. Bet Shammai says: all women die as niddot. But Bet Hillel says: a woman is not regarded as a niddah unless she died while she was in menstruation."

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subject	book bibliographic info
albeck,h.	Porton (1988) 275
alon,g.	Porton (1988) 273, 275
ammonites	Porton (1988) 65
anaths house	Porton (1988) 273
aqiba	Porton (1988) 79, 115
blood	Porton (1988) 65, 79, 273
bones	Balberg (2014) 223, 227
brooks,r.	Porton (1988) 120
buying and/or selling	Porton (1988) 79, 275
büchler,a.	Porton (1988) 273
carrying	Porton (1988) 65, 79, 273, 275
city/town	Porton (1988) 120, 275
clothes/garments	Porton (1988) 65, 273
corpse(-uncleanness)	Porton (1988) 79, 275
crops	Porton (1988) 65
dangerous gentile	Porton (1988) 79
eliezer	Porton (1988) 79, 120
funeral	Hachlili (2005) 326
genital discharge	Balberg (2014) 193
mourning	Hachlili (2005) 326
public domain,impurity in	Balberg (2014) 227
scale disease	Balberg (2014) 193
seminal emissions	Balberg (2014) 227
talmud	Hachlili (2005) 326
thought (mahshava),role of in purity system	Balberg (2014) 223, 227
visibility,implications of for im/purity'	Balberg (2014) 223
visibility,implications of for im/purity	Balberg (2014) 227