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128 THE ROYAL TABLE trefah dishes, because the flavor of meat spoils rather than improves the taste of these products. 23 The most severe of all the prohibitions with regard to gentile beverages is that with respect to their wines. The original Scriptural prohibition includes only wines used for an idolatrous purpose, but the sages, in order to avoid con- fusion by permitting some wines and forbidding others, extended the prohibition to cover all their wines. An auxil- iary reason is of course to discourage keeping company with their daughters, for a party with drinks is much more con- vivial than a party without them. Wine of true idolaters may not be enjoyed in any fashion, and no profit whatsoever may be derived therefrom. Even the mere touch of an idolator will cause wine to become forbidden, for the idolaters always think of wine in terms of libations to their gods. Since modern non-Jews in the countries where we live are not idolaters, their touch will cause wine to become forbidden for drinking purposes only; but it may still be used in other fashions for laving, for example. In order to disqualify wine by the touch of a non-Jew, three con- ditions must prevail: intent to touch; knowledge that the vessel contains wine; non-occupation with any other act to which the touching of the wine was merely incidental. A closed bottle of wine is disqualified by touch, but a sealed bottle is not. It is customary to have wine doubly sealed before entrusting it to a non-Jew in matters of transport. A modern non-idolatrous gentile may be left alone for a short period of time say, a half hour in a house where wine is available. But if one intends to leave him there alone for a much greater length of time the wine should be properly hidden or sealed. A Jew who wilfully disregards the laws of Sabbath observance is considered an idolator for all 39 Ibid. 7.
FOODS COOKED BY GENTILES 129 purposes affecting Jewish law, and Ms touch affects wine exactly like the touch of a gentile. The manifold details of the laws governing non- Jewish wines are very intricate, and a complete discussion of them is beyond our present scope. 24 24 The Talmudic sources for the laws of gentile wines are found mainly in Avodah Zarah For their codification see Yad, Maachaloth Asuroth, XVI, and Yoreh Deah 123-138
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TABLE OF CONTENTS PART I: THEORETIC
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PART ONE THE BASES OF THE JEWISH DI
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CHAPTER IV. FAT, SINEW, BLOOD, AND
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