One may not stable an animal in the inns of idolaters, because they are suspect in regard to bestiality. Nor may a woman be alone with them, because they are suspect in regard to immorality. Nor may a person be alone with them, because they are suspect in regard to murder.  A Jewess should not assist an idolatress in childbirth, because she causes a child to be born to idolatry; but an idolatress woman may assist a Jewess in childbirth. A Jewess should not nurse the child of an idolatress woman; but an idolatress may nurse the child of a Jewess in her domain.

One may seek medical treatment (lit., healing) from them for [his] possessions (lit., for healing possessions), but not for personal healing. One may not take haircuts from them in any place; [these are] the words of R’ Meir. But the Sages say: In a public place it is permitted, but not in private (lit., between him and him).