Commentary for Menachot 182:1

דאמר מר חטאת ואשם מנין תלמוד לומר זבח

For a Master has said, Whence do I know it of the sin-offering and of the guilt-offering?<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' That if the Nazirite placed the hair of his head under the cauldron containing his sin-offering or his guilt-offering, instead of under the cauldron containing his peace-offering as is expressly stated in Scripture (Num. VI, 18) , he has thereby fulfilled his obligation (Rashi) . V. Nazir 45b. According to Tosaf. Whence do we know that the sin-offering and the guilt-offering are eaten the same day and the night until midnight? V. Zeb. 36a.');">¹</span> Because the text states, The sacrifice.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' Ibid. VI, 18. According to Tosaf. (v. prec. n.) the reference is to Lev. VII, 15. We thus see that the term 'sacrifice' includes both the sin-offering and the guilt-offering.');">²</span>

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