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Seder Moed
סדר מועד he
Second Order of the Talmud.
- Also called Moed, Seder Mo'ed
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Megillah
Tractate of the Talmud.Written no date recorded -
Mishnah Ta'anit
Tractate of the MishnahWritten no date recorded -
Rosh Hashanah
Tractate in MoedWritten no date recorded -
Mishnah Shabbat
tractate in Mishnah concerning Shabbat lawsWritten no date recorded -
Mo'ed Katan
Tractate of the TalmudWritten no date recorded -
Yoma
tractate in Mishnah and TalmudWritten no date recorded -
Pesahim
third tractate of Seder Moed ("Order of Festivals")Written no date recorded -
Tractate Beitzah
tractate of the TalmudWritten no date recorded -
Tractate Shekalim
Tractate of the order MoedWritten no date recorded
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