ב אלא אי אמרת לא בעי עקירה מרישא הוה ליה שלמים פסולו משום מאי משום דבר אחר דקא שחיט ליה אחר תמיד של בין הערבים עיבור צורה בעי
2 Then according to R, Hiyya b. Gamada, who said: It was thrown out from the mouth of the company and they said: [The circumstances are] e.g.. that its owners were unclean through a dead body and relegated to the second Passover: [thus] only this requires abrogation, but in general abrogation is not required, what can be said? - Rather, said R. Huna son of R. Joshua, what are we discussing here? E.g., if he separated it [for a Passover] before midday, and the owner died after midday, so that it was eligible and then rejected, and whatever was eligible and then rejected cannot be eligible again. - Is then our reasoning [required] for any but Rab, - surely Rab said: Live animals cannot be [permanently] rejected? Rather, said R. Papa, the author of this is R. Eliezer, who maintained: Similarly, if he slaughters other [sacrifices] for the sake of the Passover, they are unfit,] so that its disqualification is in itself. But if it is [according to] R. Eliezer, he would rule him liable to a sin-offering, since R. Eliezer rejects [the view that] he who errs in the matter of a precept is exempt! - R. Joseph the son of R. Salla the Pious explained it before R. Papa: The author of this is R. Joseph b. Honai. For we learned, R. Joseph b. Honai said: Those [other sacrifices] which are slaughtered for the purpose of a Passover or for the purpose of a sin-offering are unfit. This proves that its disqualification is in itself, and for that [reason] it must be burnt immediately; while in the matter of non-culpability he agrees with R. Joshua. <br>