Chapter

 1 59|       be known that if anything unclean or defiled chances to fall
 2 59|  receptacle of liquid, or if an unclean thing is touched or eaten,
 3 60|       old Law between clean and unclean foods as well as the uncleanness
 4 60|       the Law of anyone who ate unclean food. The prayer goes on
 5 60|      that the one who has eaten unclean foods cannot receive the
 6 61|       old Law between clean and unclean foods belongs to the ceremonial
 7 61|        distinction of clean and unclean foods found in the old Law
 8 62|       food should be considered unclean to eat, except what was
 9 62|  Bulgarians regarding clean and unclean animals, said: "God showed
10 62|    Mosaic Law between clean and unclean foods belongs to the ceremonial
11 63| distinguishes between clean and unclean foods, nevertheless the
12 63|       the precepts on clean and unclean foods, may be restored.
13 65| distinguished between clean and unclean foods and abstained from
14 65|         because they are bad or unclean, but either because at times
15 66|     which the Mosaic Law called unclean with the sole exception
16 67|        have eaten forbidden and unclean things." He notes that "
17 67|    Orientals avoid partaking of unclean foods through zeal for the
18 69|    woman who has borne a boy is unclean for seven days and remains
19 69|     delivered of a girl, she is unclean for two weeks and remains