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Arakhin
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “fifth tractate in seder kodashim”. Today it says “fifth tractate in kodashim in the talmud”.
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Arakhin (Arachin) is the fifth tractate in Seder Kodashim .1 It consists primarily of the laws pertaining to donating one's prescribed value as described at the end of the book of Leviticus , as well as other gifts to bedek habayis , or the treasury of the Temple. The end of Arakhin discusses the laws of ancestral fields and houses in walled cities, and the proper way to redeem them. v t e2
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fifth tractate in seder kodashim
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fifth tractate in kodashim in the talmud
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