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- Summary of the Daf
- The Mishnah discusses laws that relate to an animal with a permanent blemish that was consecrated as a Korban.
Read More - The Mishnah also discusses the laws of an animal which becomes permanently blemished after it was consecrated as a Korban.
Read More - The Mishnah implies that if an animal -- which was consecrated as a Korban after it became permanently blemished -- is not redeemed, it is exempt from the laws of a firstborn animal.
Read More - Rebbi Elazar says that one who slaughters an animal with a blemish on a private altar (when such an altar was permitted) transgresses a negative prohibition.
Read More - Everyone agrees that in order for an animal consecrated as a Korban to be redeemed (such as when it received a blemish after it was consecrated), it must be stood up and evaluated.
Read More - If an animal with Kedushas Damim dies, Rebbi Shimon says that it may be redeemed. The Chachamim say that it must be buried.
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