An area of open fields: During the summer season, it is a private domain with regard to [the laws of] the Sabbath and a public domain with regard to [the laws of] tumah; [whereas] during the rainy season, it is a private domain with regard to both this and that.

A basilica is a private domain for the Sabbath but a public domain for tumah. R’ Yehudah says: If he stands at this entrance and sees those who enter and those who leave at the other entrance, it is a private domain for this and for that. But if not, [it is] a private domain for the Sabbath and a public domain for tumah.

A paron is a private domain for the Sabbath and a public domain for tumah; and simi-larly, the sides [of the paron]. R’ Meir says: The sides are a private domain for this and for that.  The [storefront] bench area is a private do-main for the Sabbath and a public domain for tumah.  A courtyard which the public enters [on one side] and exits on [the other side] is a private domain in regard to [the laws] of the Sabbath but a public domain in regard to [the laws of] tumah.