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Rav says that a woman who finishes her third day and counts the third day as part of her seven clean days. As this makes no sense, the gemara struglles to understand what Rav meant. The gemara then concludes that Rav thinks that seven clean days can count even if one is not aware that one is in clean days until the end. Is that really true? A zav and others like him (niddah, etc.) who die still pass on impurities to items under a large stone until the flesh rots. The concern is that if they faint, people might mistake them for dead and therefore even when dead they transfer inpurity. This is not the case for a non Jew, even though we treat all non Jews as a zav. Why?<\/p>\n
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