Commentary for Kiddushin 113:14
גופא כל צפור טהורה תאכלו לרבות את המשולחת וזה אשר לא תאכלו מהם לרבות את השחוטה
is designated slaughtering;<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' Hence it is forbidden.');"><sup>33</sup></span> while the other Master holds that such is not designated slaughtering; but all agree at least that it is not forbidden while yet alive? - It is [a controversy of] Tannaim. For the School of Ishmael taught: 'Qualifying' and 'atoning' are mentioned within [the Temple], and 'qualifying' and 'atoning' are mentioned without: just as with the 'qualifying' and 'atoning' mentioned within, 'qualifying' is made equal to 'atoning', so with the 'qualifying' and 'atoning' mentioned without, 'qualifying' is made equal to 'atoning'.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' V. p. 284, n. 9. Hence, just as sacrifices ('atoning') are forbidden while alive, so are the leper's birds ('qualifying') too. Thus the School of Ishmael disagrees with R. Jacob and R. Simeon.');"><sup>34</sup></span>
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