Commentary for Pesachim 127:1

קשיא מליקה אמליקה קשיא הקטרה אהקטרה

Now [the rulings on] wringing are contradictory, [and the rulings on] burning [the fat] are contradictory? - Then according to your reasoning, let that [Baraitha] itself present a difficulty to you. For it teaches, 'They said [this] of nought except the Passover offering alone; and then it teaches, 'Whether he slaughters or he sprinkles or he wrings [a bird's neck] or he sprinkles [the blood of the bird]?<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' The last two refer to birds, hence not to the Passover offering, v. p. 321, n. 7.');">¹</span> [Say] rather, both are [according to] R'Simeon; [the rulings on] wringing are not contradictory: here<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' In the first Baraitha.');">²</span>

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