Ammah - Cubit

The size of the cubits used in the Temple vessels, as opposed to in the basic structure, of the Temple: Eruvin 4a, 4b; Succah 5b, 6b

Specific Finger for Measuring the Cubit: Ketuvot 5b

General rule regarding the size of a cubit in most functions: Eruvin 3b-4a

The size of the cubit used to measure the gold Temple altar: Eruvin 4a

The size of the cubit used in presenting laws regarding a Succah's height: Eruvin 3b

The size of the cubit used in presenting laws regarding the curved wall [Dofen Akumah] which forms part of a Succah's roof: Eruvin 3b

The size of the cubit used in measuring the area of a Succah: Eruvin 3b

The size of the cubit used in presenting laws regarding the permissible gap in the wall of an alley in which a person wishes to transport items on Shabbat: Eruvin 3b

The size of the cubit used in presenting laws regarding the maximum size of the entrance of an alley in which a person wishes to transport items on Shabbat: Eruvin 3b

The size of the cubit used in presenting laws regarding a gap in a vineyard, or a space bordering a vineyard, to determine whether it is permissible to plant in that empty space: Eruvin 3b-4a

The size of the cubit used in measuring the gap between vines, to determine whether the vines constitute a vineyard, forbidding planting seeds there, or not: Eruvin 3b-4a

The size of the cubit used in measuring the space a person may travel if he finds himself outside the limit for travel on Shabbat [Techum]: Eruvin 48a


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