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Chapter 1 — The Three Modes of Corpse Impurity

Chapter 2 — Measures of Flesh, Bones, Blood, and Graves

Chapter 3 — Classification Summary and Combining Impurities

Chapter 4 — Rules for Combining Corpse Parts and the Effect of Joining

Chapter 5 — How Corpse Impurity Spreads: Seven Days vs. Until Evening

Chapter 6 — The Golel, Dofek, and Special Grave Structures

Chapter 7 — Closed Buildings, Multiple Openings, and Ohel Principles

Chapter 8 — Lost Graves: Fields, Marking, and the Beit HaPras

Chapter 9 — Identifying Burial Sites and the Tevusat HaMet

Chapter 10 — The Beit HaPras: Definition, Extent, and Purification

Chapter 11 — The Impurity of the Diaspora: Earth and Airspace

Chapter 12 — The Ohel That Brings and Intervenes: Handbreadth Rules

Chapter 13 — Windows, Openings, and the Spread of Impurity Between Structures

Chapter 14 — Reducing and Blocking Windows: What Counts as a Valid Seal

Chapter 15 — Skylights, Apertures, and Vertical Impurity Paths

Chapter 16 — Projections, Slanted Tent Walls, and Earthenware Barrel Laws

Chapter 17 — Projections Over Entrances, Carrying Bodies, and Slanted Tent Edges

Chapter 18 — A Person as an Ohel: Combining and Conveying Impurity

Chapter 19 — The Beehive Container: Orientation and Impurity Analysis

Chapter 20 — Three Ways to Protect from Corpse Impurity: Sealed Covers, Ohalim, and Swallowing

Chapter 21 — The Sealed Cover (Tzamid Patil): Source, Application, and Details

Chapter 22 — Earthenware Sealing: What It Protects and Limitations

Chapter 23 — Dividing Walls, Partitions, and Impurity Within Structures

Chapter 24 — Sealed Perforations: How Holes Disqualify a Container

Chapter 25 — Pillars, Walls, Pardisek, and Childbirth: Final Laws