Commentary for Menachot 216:7

תדע דקתני איל זה עולה ונסתאב רצה יביא בדמיו כבש כבש זה לעולה ונסתאב רצה יביא בדמיו איל ורבי אוסר שמע מינה:

This proves it.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' For the last clause of the Mishnah, viz., the offering of a ram with the price of the blemished lamb, is on all fours with the first clause, viz., the offering of two oxen with the price of the blemished one; and as Rabbi expressly differs with the Rabbis in the last clause, he obviously differs with them in the first clause too.');">⁶</span> The question was raised: What is the rule where a different kind is brought for the original kind?<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' Where, e.g., an ox which had been assigned for an offering had suffered a blemish, may one bring rams with the price of the blemished ox or not?');">⁷</span>

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