Typically both Jerusalem and Babylonian Talmuds use the generic "minim" for heretics. Likewise, the superlative particles ("maxim" and "minim") precede the adjective. Boyarin is no more prepared to identify "minim" with Christians than with Gnostics. Smaller halls in the city include the "Salle Olivier Messiaen" in the Minim Monastery. The extent of reference to "Notzrim", or application of "minim" to Christians is debated. At present there are only two fraternities of the Minim tertiaries; both are in Italy. The divisions below the minim were invariably binary. This was first and remains the oldest monastery of the Minim nuns. He then became a tertiary of the Minim Order. This leads to a minim centre-to-center spacing of 3,500 mm. Two medieval Cairo Genizah copies include references to both "minim" and "Notzrim" ("Nazarenes", i.e. "Christians"). The note denomination that represents one beat in is the minim or half-note. The half rest (or minim rest) denotes a silence of the same duration. The analogue of the grain was called a minim. These tiny workers are the smallest and most abundant and are called minim.