Talmud Bavli
Talmud Bavli

Liturgy for Pesachim 215:1

בין הכוסות הללו אם רצה לשתות ישתה בין שלישי לרביעי לא ישתה ואי אמרת מסעד סעיד אמאי ישתה הא קא אכיל למצה אכילה גסה אלא שמע מינה מגרר גריר

Between these cups,<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' The first and second, and the second and third.');"><sup>1</sup></span> if he wishes to drink [more] he may drink; between the third and the fourth he must not drink.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' The third cup is drunk in connection with grace after meals. Having died already, he has no need to drink for his appetite, and if he now drinks more he will appear to be adding to the statutory number (four) of cups. T.J. states that drink after the meal (apart from the two which are still to be drunk to make up the four) intoxicates and makes the person unfit to recite the hallel.');"><sup>2</sup></span>

Pesach Haggadah

All present should take a kazayit of marror, dip into the haroset, shake off the haroset, make the blessing and eat without reclining.
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Pesach Haggadah

He takes out the matsa in the order that he placed them, the broken one between the two whole ones; he holds the three of them in his hand and blesses "ha-motsi" with the intention to take from the top one and "on eating matsa" with the intention of eating from the broken one. Afterwards, he breaks off a kazayit from the top whole one and a second kazayit from the broken one and he dips them into salt and eats both while reclining.
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