“ That which he parts with (in his brief mentioning) , that he details first, as we learned in the Mishna: "With what may one light (Shabbat candles) and with what may one not light? One may not light" etc. ”

“ One may not store" etc. [2] "With what may a woman go out (to public domain on Shabbat) and with what may she not go out? A woman may not go out" (et cetera) . [3] Does the Tanna never detail first what he mentioned briefly first? However, we have learned in the Mishna: "Some both inherit and bequeath; (some) inherit but not bequeath; and these both inherit and bequeath." [4] "Some are allowed for their husbands but forbidden for their levirs; allowed for their levirs but forbidden for their husbands; and these are allowed for their husbands but forbidden for their levirs." ”