Tractate Oholot
Mishnah Oholot, the fifty-third tractate of Seder Taharot, governs how impurity from a corpse spreads through a tent or structure. Spread across 18 chapters and 134 mishnayot, it has no Gemara in the Babylonian Talmud.
Oholot - Chapter 1 The degrees of human impurity, and their comparison with other sources of impurity.
Oholot - Chapter 2 A tent overshadowing a corpse, and the transmission of impurity.
Oholot - Chapter 3 Doorways and openings, and the passage of impurity through them.
Oholot - Chapter 4 Several houses or tents connected, and the spread of impurity.
Oholot - Chapter 5 Large structures, their walls, and impurity.
Oholot - Chapter 6 Structures with cracks allowing impurity to pass through.
Oholot - Chapter 7 The area of a grave (beit haperas), and areas of doubt.
Oholot - Chapter 8 The spread of impurity through projections or extensions of a structure.
Oholot - Chapter 9 Various structural elements and their effect on impurity.
Oholot - Chapter 10 Objects that block or do not block the transmission of impurity.
Oholot - Chapter 11 Movable tents and structures.
Oholot - Chapter 12 A wagon, cradle, or other object forming a tent.
Oholot - Chapter 13 Trees and impurity, plants overshadowing a grave.
Oholot - Chapter 14 Caves and natural formations serving as a tent.
Oholot - Chapter 15 Non-Jewish cemeteries and their status.
Oholot - Chapter 16 Non-Jewish dwellings, and the presumption of impurity.
Oholot - Chapter 17 Various measurement rules for zones of corpse-impurity.
Oholot - Chapter 18 The tractate's closing rules concerning graves and cemeteries.
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