Commentary for Temurah 65:37

תיובתא דרבי יוחנן מרישא

Hence you must [must you not] say that the case here is of an animal blemished from the beginning.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' Since therefore R. Simeon does not dispute on this point we can infer that the Baraitha is dealing with an animal blemished from the beginning, and therefore according to the Rabbis, dedications for the altar are redeemed and dedications for the repairs of the Temple are buried, and according to R. Simeon, even dedications for the repairs of the Temple are also redeemed, since these are not included in the law of being presented and appraised.');">²³</span>

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