ח בעי רב פפא אבודה בכוס מהו אליבא דמאן אילימא אליבא דרבי האמר אבודה בשעת הפרשה מתה
8 only applies before the blood was received in the cup, but here they hold that whatever is ready to be sprinkled is considered as if it had been sprinkled [and therefore it is condemned to die]; or perhaps that so long as the blood has not yet been sprinkled, it is like the case where a lost sin-offering [was found] when [the animal] set aside [in its place had not yet been offered] and it is condemned to pasture? Some there are who say: One might indeed say that [R'Papa's inquiry] is addressed to Rabbi,<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' The inquiry not referring to two animals but to one animal whose blood was received in two cups.');"><sup>18</sup></span> and his inquiry will be where e.g. , he received the blood in two cups and one of them was lost.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' While the blood of the other was being sprinkled.');"><sup>19</sup></span> And according to the authority who holds that one cup removes the other [cups of blood] from sacred use,<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' A sin-offering whose blood was received in four cups and he made the four applications of blood to the four corners of the altar from one cup, the remainder of the cup being poured out at the bottom of the altar and the remaining blood of the cups into the sewer; v. Yoma 57b.');"><sup>20</sup></span> the question cannot arise.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' Since here the sin-offering is certainly disqualified, whereas there, all the cups of blood being before us, the sacrifice is a proper one; for although the blood of three cups is poured into the sewer, there were four applications of the blood to the altar. In the case here, however, since one cup of blood was lost and since if the cup was before us it would have been removed from sacred use and, in addition, there is the unfavourable condition of being lost, the sacrifice is unfit, and it is similar to the case of a sin-offering which passed its year and was lost. Sh. Mek. brings another version which explains that the sacrifice itself does not become unfit here, since he can make the necessary applications of blood from the second cup. The inquiry here, however, is whether the cupful of blood which was found after being lost is poured into the sewer or poured out at the bottom of the altar, and according to the authority who says, one cup removes the other cups from sacred use, the case is certainly the same here, and it is poured into the sewer.');"><sup>21</sup></span>