Finishing chapter 7! But first, a case of several sins in one period of time, including non-kosher meat, and in which it seems that 2 sets of lashes would be sufficient. Or should it be three sets? What is the focal point of this dispute? When did it become a treyfa – quite young, as it turns out. With 3 explanations for the various cases. Plus, a discussion of the measure of eating for a prohibition against certain foods – regardless of whether the food itself gets stuck between a person’s teeth. So how does this measure of an olive’s worth work? And what if one ingested half an olive’s worth? Or what if it were thrown up and reswallowed? Is the measure of benefit for the throat? Or for the stomach?