These convey tumah through ohel: a corpse; an olive’s volume of a corpse; an olive’s volume of netzel; a ladleful of corpse-powder; the spine and the skull; a limb [sev-ered] from a corpse and a limb [severed] from a living body that have sufficient flesh [to heal]; a quarter [-kav] of bones [even if it is] less than most of the frame or less than the numerical majority; most of the [skeletal] frame or a numerical majority [of the bones] of a corpse, even if it comprises less than a quarter [-kav of bones]. [All of these] convey tumah. How many bones are a numerical majority [of the bones in the skeleton]? One hundred and twenty-five.