[If] a person is lying under a gap, Beis Shammai say: He does not spread tumah. But Beis Hillel say: A person is hollow, and [thus] the upper side [of his body] does spread tumah.

R' Yehudah says: Six matters are among the lenient [decisions] of Beis Shammai and the stringent [decisions] of Beis Hillel. The blood of neveilos: Beis Shammai rule [that it is] tahor, while Beis Hillel rule [that it is] tamei. An egg [found] in a neveilah: If there are similar [eggs] to this one being sold in the market, it is permit-ted. But if not, it is forbidden, according to the words of Beis Shammai. However, Beis Hillel forbid [it]. But [Beis Shammai] concede that the egg of a tereifah is forbidden, because it developed in a forbidden [state]. Uterine blood of a gentile woman, and tohar blood of a metzoraas after childbirth: Beis Shammai render [both] tahor, but Beis Hillel say: [Her blood is] like her spittle and like her urine. One may eat Shemittah produce with gratitude or without gratitude, according to the words of Beis Shammai. But Beis Hillel say: One may not eat [the produce] without gratitude. A leather jug: Beis Shammai say: If it remains closed. But Beis Hillel say: Even though it does not remain closed.