(Fol. 94) We are taught in a Baraitha: R. Eliezer b. Jacob said: "If one had stolen a s'ah of wheat and had ground, kneaded, baked it, and separated the heave of it, how can he make a benediction over it; it would not be a benediction but a blasphemy. Concerning such an action, the verse says (Ps. 10, 3) The robber blesses … despises the Lord."
(Ib. b) Our Rabbis were taught: Robbers and usurers, if they make restitution of their own accord, it should not be accepted; and of him who does accept it, the sages are not satisfied. Said R. Jochanan: "This Mishnnh was taught in the time of Rabbi, for we are taught in a Baraitha: It happened that one intended to repent, when his wife said to him, 'Good-for-nothing, if thou wilt do so, even thy girdle does not belong to thee;' he consequently refused to repent. At this time the statement of the above Mishnah was made."
(Fol. 97, b) Our Rabbis were taught: What were the coins of Jerusalem? David and Solomon were engraved on one side, and Jerusalem, the Holy City, on the other side; and what were the coins of Abraham the patriarch? An old man and woman on one side and a young man and woman on the other side.