These are permitted to be eaten: milk that an idolater milked while a Jew was watching him, and honey, and honeycombs even though they are dripping —- [and] they do not qualify as a beverage in regard to susceptibility [to tumah]; and preserves into which they are not accustomed to put wine and vinegar, and taris which is not minced, and brine which has in it [kilbis-] fish, and a leaf of chiltis, and cakes of softened olives. R’ Yose says: Those with pits ready to fall out are prohibited.  Locusts which come from the [shopkeeper’s] basket are prohibited, [while those] from the storage area are permitted; and the same applies to terumah.

All images are prohibited, because they are worshiped once a year; [these are] the words of R’ Meir. But the Sages say: None is prohibited, except one that has in its hand a staff, or a bird, or a sphere. Rabban Shimon ben Gamliel says: Any one that has anything in its hand.