Commentary for Yoma 122:3

מתקיף ליה רב חסדא והא (ויקרא יד, יב) אותו כתיב קשיא

libations and he requires another guilt-offering to render him right again.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' I.e., the leper becomes pure, normal again, so that he may eat holy things (sacrificial meat) . This shews that there is a view that he can bring a new guilt-offering, which supports R. Johanan.');">⁵</span> - And R'Hisda? - He will answer you: What means, he requires? - He requires, but he has no remedy [to get it]. But would a Tanna teach: 'He requires' when he has no remedy [of getting it]?

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