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Gittin 40a-b: Something that Gives Satisfaction
Gittin 39a-b: When One Consecrates His Slave
Gittin 38a-b: Slaves for Life
Gittin 37a-b: Nevertheless, I Want to Repay You
Gittin 36a-b: Collecting Debts
Gittin 35a-b: A Widow’s Oath
Gittin 34a-b: Disclosure of Intent
Gittin 33a-b: By the Will of the Sages
Gittin 32a-b: Rendering a Bill of Divorce Void
Gittin 31a-b: One Who Sets Aside Produce for Tithing
Gittin 30a-b: Circumstances Beyond One’s Control
Gittin 29a-b: With Regard to an Agent Who Became Sick
Gittin 28a-b: The Presumption that the Husband is Still Alive
Gittin 27a-b: When the Messenger Loses the
Geṭ
Gittin 26a-b: The Writing Must Be For Her Sake
Gittin 25a-b: Retroactive Clarification
Gittin 24a-b: A
Geṭ
For a Specific Woman
Gittin 23a-b: An Agent to Bring a Bill of Divorce
Gittin 22a-b: There Are Three Hides
Gittin 21a-b: The Writing of a
Geṭ
Gittin 20a-b: One Must Write a Document and Not Chisel It
Gittin 19a-b: Materials for Writing a Bill of Divorce
Gittin 18a-b: A Period of Distinction
Gittin 17a-b: The Romans are Preferable to the Persians?
Gittin 16a-b: With Regard to Ritual Baths
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