Bava Batra

Why does he not say: Between R. Simeon  and the Rabbis? — He intimates in this way that R. Menahem b. Jose was of the same opinion as R. Simeon. MISHNAH. HE WHO SELLS A SHIP SELLS [IMPLICITLY] ITS MAST, SAIL, ANCHOR AND ALL THE IMPLEMENTS NEEDED FOR DIRECTING IT, BUT HE DOES NOT SELL THE CREW,  NOR THE PACKING-BAGS,  NOR THE STORES. IF, HOWEVER, HE SAID TO HIM:  'IT  AND ALL THAT IT CONTAINS', THEN ALL THESE ARE INCLUDED IN THE SALE. GEMARA. TOREN  is the mast; for so it is written: They have taken cedars  from Lebanon to make masts  for thee.  NES  is the sail; for so it is written: Of fine linen with richly woven work from Egypt was thy sail, that it might be to thee for an ensign.  [As to] OGEN,  R. Hiyya taught: These are its anchors; for so it is written: Would ye tarry for them till they were grown? Would ye shut yourselves off  for them and have no husbands? AND ALL THE IMPLEMENTS NEEDED FOR DIRECTING IT — R. Abba said: This refers to the oars;  for so it is written: Of the oaks of Bashan have they made thine oars.  And if you desire, you may infer it  from the following text: And all that handle the oar shall come down from their ships. Our Rabbis taught: He who sells a ship sells [implicitly] its wooden implements  and its [sweet water] tank. R. Nathan says: He who sells a ship sells implicitly its buzith.  Symmachus says: He who sells a ship sells [implicitly] its dugith.  Raba said: Buzith and dugith are the same: R. Nathan, the Babylonian, called it Buzith, as they say [in Babylon]' the Buziatha  of Maisan';  while Symmachus. who was a Palestinian, called it Dugith, for so it is written: And your residue [shall be taken away] in fishing boats. Rabbah said: Seafarers told me:  The wave that sinks a ship appears with a white fringe of fire at its crest, and when stricken with clubs on which is engraven. 'I am that I am,  Yah, the Lord of Hosts, Amen, Amen, Selah', it subsides, Rabbah said: Seafarers told me: There is a distance of three hundred parasangs  between one wave and the other, and the height of the wave is [also] three hundred parasangs. 'Once,' [they related], 'we were on a voyage, and the wave lifted us up so high that we saw the resting place of the smallest star, and there was a flash as if one shot forty arrows of iron;  and if it had lifted us up still higher. We would have been burned by its heat. And one wave called to the other: "My friend, have you left anything in the world that you did not wash away? I will go and destroy it." The other replied: "Go and see the power of the master [by whose command] I must not pass the sand'[of the shore even as much as] the breadth of a thread"; as it is written: Fear ye not me? saith the Lord; will ye not tremble at my presence? who have placed the sand for the bound of the sea, an everlasting ordinance, which it cannot pass. Rabbah  said: I saw how Hormin  the son of Lilith  was running on the parapet  of the wall of Mahuza, and a rider, galloping below on horseback  could not overtake him. Once they saddled for him two mules which stood