Well Purification: Cases Requiring Complete Drainage

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• How does the commentary define the small well discussed in this section?
• If even a drop of wine or blood falls into the small well discussed here, complete drainage is required.
• What is the ruling if a pig falls into a small well and is extracted alive without its mouth touching the water?
• If a human or a sheep dies in a small well, the well must be completely drained, even if the carcass has not swollen or disintegrated.
• If a small animal (such as a mouse) dies in a small well and swells or decays, what is the required purification?
• If a well is connected to an active spring making complete drainage physically impossible, the requirement for purification is dropped entirely and the water is ruled pure.
• Which case does NOT require complete drainage under the rules taught in this level?
• When complete drainage is impossible, how is the size of the bucket determined to count the 200 buckets?