Commentary for Pesachim 181:13

ור"י האי מנא ליה תרתי שמעת מינה

For it was taught, R'Simeon said: How do we know that one who sacrifices his Passover offering at a private bamah<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' 'High place'. Before the Tabernacle was erected in Shiloh, and between its destruction and the building of the Temple, sacrifices were offered at bamoth (pl. of bamah) , both private and public. During the existence of the Tabernacle at Shiloh, and since the Temple was built, even after it was destroyed, bamoth were forbidden.');">¹²</span> at the time when bamoth were prohibited violates a negative command?

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