Question: A Mishnah teaches that they brought to [the Kohen Gadol] the spoon and the incense pan. [If he entered the Kodesh ha'Kodoshim with only one of them, and needed to enter again to bring in the other,] for which [entry] is he liable - for the first, or for the latter?

Answer #1 (Talmidim): It is for the latter.

Objection (and Answer #2 - R. Yosi): We tell him "enter" [to bring in the one he omitted, and he does so now]. Can you say that he is liable for the latter?! Rather, it is for the first.

Opinion #1: The Shi'ur for bowing is [the time to walk] 10 Amos. (This is about five seconds, for the opinions about the time to walk a Mil (2000 Amos) are between 18 and 24 minutes.)

Question: How is [the case of a short and long path in our Mishnah]?

Answer: [E.g.] the long path was 20 [Amos] and the short path was 10. He went five; if he will go on this (the short path, he will be outside after another) five, and if he will go on this (the long path, he will be outside after another) 15.

Opinion #2 (R. Yosi): Always, he is liable only if the long path exceeds the short path [at least] 20.

Question: How is [the case of a short and long path in our Mishnah]?

Answer: [E.g.] the long path was 30 and the short path was 10. He went five; if he will go on this (the short path, he will be outside after another) five, and if he will go on this, 25.

Question: What is the Shi'ur "enough to bow"?

Answer #1 (R. Simai citing R. Yehoshua ben Levi): It is enough to say "va'Yichre'u Apayim Artzah Al ha'Ritzpah va'Yishtachavu."

Answer #2: R. Avahu adds [that he must say also] until "v'Hodos la'Shem Ki Tov."

Answer #3: R. Mana adds until "Ki l'Olam Chasdo." (We explained this like SHIREI KORBAN.)