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Mishnah, Sukkah, 1.11

nan One who makes his sukkah like a cone-shaped hut or leans it against a wall: Rabbi Eliezer invalidates it since it has no roof, But the sages declare it valid. A large reed mat: if made for lying upon it is susceptible to [ritual] uncleanliness and is invalid as skhakh. If made for a skhakh, it may be used for skhakh and is not susceptible to uncleanliness. Rabbi Eliezer says, whether small or large: if it was made for reclining upon, it is susceptible to uncleanliness and is invalid as skhakh; if made for a covering, it is valid as a skhakh and is not susceptible to uncleanliness."

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subject	book bibliographic info
akiba	Rubenstein(1995) 222
albeck,h.	Rubenstein(1995) 209
beams	Rubenstein(1995) 205, 208
eliezer	Rubenstein(1995) 208, 222
epstein,j.n.	Rubenstein(1995) 209, 222
ezra	Rubenstein(1995) 205
fox,h.	Rubenstein(1995) 208, 209
intention	Rubenstein(1995) 208
josephus	Rubenstein(1995) 205
jubilees	Rubenstein(1995) 205
maimonides	Rubenstein(1995) 209
philo	Rubenstein(1995) 205
qaraites	Rubenstein(1995) 205
shade	Rubenstein(1995) 209
skhakh	Rubenstein(1995) 205, 208, 209, 222
sukka	Rubenstein(1995) 205, 208, 209, 222
temple	Rubenstein(1995) 205, 208
trees	Rubenstein(1995) 222
walls'	Rubenstein(1995) 205
walls	Rubenstein(1995) 208, 222