“ He who goes out with folded clothes placed on his shoulder on Sabbath is liable for a sin-offering.
We have also learned so [in a Boraitha] : Those who deal in clothes, who carry them folded on their shoulder on Sabbath, are liable for a sin-offering: and this refers not only to clothes-dealers, but [also to] every person; however [clothes-dealers are mentioned] , because the usual custom of clothes-dealers is to go out like that. And a merchant who carries out a bag of money wrapped up in his linen is liable for a sin-offering; and this refers not only to a merchant, but [also] every person ”

“ It was not Jehoshua ben Ziruz, but Jehoshua ben Kepusai, the son-in-law of R. Aqiba; he said: "Did not R. Aqiba say, that in a case of this kind one is liable for a sin-offering?" Said [Rabbi] to him: "Was R. Aqiba so particular?" [Still] Rabbi let down his toga. When R. Samuel ben R. Jehudah came, he said: [Rabbi] was only asked [concerning such a case] (but not that he himself was the party referred to) .
MISHNA: One who bathes in the water of a cavern or in the hot springs of Tiberias, though he wipe himself with ten towels, must not carry them off in his hand ”

“ One must not brush the body with a flesh-brush or descend into a kurdima. One must not take an emetic, or stretch the limbs of an infant, or put back a rupture; one who has strained his hand or foot must not pour cold water on it, but he may wash it in the usual way: if he thereby becomes cured, it is Well. ”