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Mishnah, Shekalim, 7.3

nan Meat which was found in the Temple courtyard: Limbs: [they must be treated as belonging to] whole burnt-offerings; Pieces: [they must be treated as belonging to] sin-offerings. [Meat which was found] in Jerusalem, [must be treated as belonging to] wellbeing-offerings. In both cases it must be left to become disqualified and must then go out to the place of burning. [Meat which was] found within the borders [of Israel but outside of Jerusalem]: Limbs: [they must be treated as] carrion; Pieces: they are permitted. But [if found] during the time of a festival, when meat is abundant, it is permitted [to eat it] even when cut up in limbs."

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subject	book bibliographic info
high priest	Trudinger (2004) 18
tamid service,components	Trudinger (2004) 18
tamid service,description	Trudinger (2004) 18
tamid tractate,gaps in	Trudinger (2004) 18
tamid tractate,in mishnah'	Trudinger (2004) 18