Commentary for Chullin 204:11

דכ"ע מיהא לא בעינן כזית

Now their disagreement is only on this point, viz. , one holds that [an animal even] whilst alive stands to be dismembered into limbs,<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' So that the prohibition of a limb of a living creature attaches to the animal whilst yet whole, and if a man eats an entire living creature he has certainly eaten a limb of a living creature as comprehended within the prohibition. In fact he has eaten many such limbs, nevertheless he is liable but once since presumably he received only one warning. This is the view of R. Eleazar b, R. Simeon.');">⁹</span>

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