(tearing; Hullin 1:2; 2:3,4), against all of which one must guard himself. As in other tractates, halakhic discussions are interspersed with instructive and entertaining aggadot. In a statement of the marks by which kosher are distinguished from non-kosher animals, a unicorn is mentioned, and is said to be the gazelle of Bei-Ilai. The mention of the latter suggests the "lion of Bei-Ilai," and thereupon the compiler proceeds to tell an elaborate story of Caesar (the emperor) and Joshua ben Hananiah (59b et seq.). References External links Hullin Jewish Virtual Library Full text of the Mishnah for tractate Hullin on Sefaria (Hebrew and English)