The Symbolism of the Shoe With Special Reference to Jewish Sources
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29-30 : 'Ek 'yap 701 Tovrwv''JS "13 iT^n2 n''i?y:D.
38 b. Shabbat 129 a : D^i?y3D Hjp^ IH^n Jimp DIX 113?^'" □hyi' 35 b. Pesahim 113 b.
" b. Berakot 60 b.
*i b. Shabbat 61 a, and Derek. Eres, ch. 10.
12 THE SYMBOLISM OF THE SHOE general : ' With her dress a woman removes also her decorum 'j"*^ the Rabbis went even farther in considering as a transgression the baring of only certain parts of the body. Attention should therefore be paid to the foot-gear of women, especially those living in citie ...s. Thus, while the man in the country was permitted (on the basis of an oath) to forbid his wife the wearing of shoes for a period of three months, this prohibition was valid only for twenty-four hours in the case of a city resident.^"^ As a whole the woman enjoyed more liberties than man with respect to foot-gear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
29-30 : 'Ek 'yap 701 Tovrwv
38 b. Shabbat 129 a : D^i?y3D Hjp^ IH^n Jimp DIX 113?^'" □hyi' 35 b. Pesahim 113 b.
" b. Berakot 60 b.
*i b. Shabbat 61 a, and Derek. Eres, ch. 10.
12 THE SYMBOLISM OF THE SHOE general : ' With her dress a woman removes also her decorum 'j"*^ the Rabbis went even farther in considering as a transgression the baring of only certain parts of the body. Attention should therefore be paid to the foot-gear of women, especially those living in citie
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