Tractate Mikvaot
Mishnah Mikvaot, the fifty-seventh tractate of Seder Taharot, governs the conditions for a valid ritual bath used for purification. Spread across 10 chapters and 71 mishnayot, it has no Gemara in the Babylonian Talmud.
Mikvaot - Chapter 1 The grades of water fitness for a mikveh.
Mikvaot - Chapter 2 The minimum volume required for a mikveh.
Mikvaot - Chapter 3 The addition of drawn water to a mikveh.
Mikvaot - Chapter 4 Pipes and channels connecting water sources.
Mikvaot - Chapter 5 The types of natural water sources valid for a mikveh.
Mikvaot - Chapter 6 Mikvaot joined together, and the union of several bodies of water.
Mikvaot - Chapter 7 Snow and ice used to form a mikveh.
Mikvaot - Chapter 8 Immersion procedures, and intervening substances (chatzitza).
Mikvaot - Chapter 9 The items that constitute an interposition during immersion.
Mikvaot - Chapter 10 The tractate's closing rules on the immersion of vessels and people.
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