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Ḥallah

The Concise Oxford Dictionary of World Religions | 1997 | 230 words | Copyright

Ḥallah. Type of dough or bread, or a portion, set aside for the priest in ancient Judaism. The laws governing ḥallah are found in the tractate of that name in Mishnah and the subsequent writings dependent on Mishnah.

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