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<DIV><BR><BR>> What does the Gemara actually say? What is the context
in which this <BR>> bird's vision is discussed? [--TK]<BR><BR>Just explaining
why it has that name.<BR><BR>-- <BR>Zev
Sero
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<DIV>>>>>><BR>Thanks, but what's the larger context? Is it
talking about birds in general? Unclean birds? Unusual Hebrew words?
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