Tractate Nedarim
Mishnah Nedarim, the twenty-sixth tractate of Seder Nashim, governs the wording of vows, their scope, and the conditions for their annulment. It has 11 chapters and 90 mishnayot.
Nedarim - Chapter 1 The formulas of vows, and substitute expressions that remain valid.
Nedarim - Chapter 2 Vows that are permitted, and those that truly bind the person who makes them.
Nedarim - Chapter 3 Four types of vows that the Sages annul in advance.
Nedarim - Chapter 4 The restrictions a vow places on benefiting from another person.
Nedarim - Chapter 5 The case of partners bound by a vow, and its effect on shared property.
Nedarim - Chapter 6 The vow to abstain from cooked food, and the scope of this restriction.
Nedarim - Chapter 7 The vow to abstain from vegetables, and the scope of this restriction.
Nedarim - Chapter 8 A vow made for a set period, and cases of ambiguous duration.
Nedarim - Chapter 9 Rabbi Eliezer's position on the grounds allowing a vow to be annulled.
Nedarim - Chapter 10 A young woman's vows, and her father's or husband's power to annul them.
Nedarim - Chapter 11 The types of vows a husband may annul on behalf of his wife.
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