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One designated an animal for a Korban Todah as a Nedavah, and it became lost. He designated another Todah in its place, and subsequently the lost Todah was found. Both are offered with bread.
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The offspring of a Todah, which is brought as a Nedavah, is brought on the Mizbe'ach without bread, because it is akin to money which was leftover from the purchase of a Korban Todah.
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According to Rebbi Yochanan, the offspring of a Todah, which is brought as a Chovah, is brought on the Mizbe'ach with bread, if it is brought before the Korban Todah, because it is akin to the appreciation of Hekdesh. Shmuel disagrees.
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One designated an animal for a Korban Todah, and it became lost. He designated a replacement, and subsequently the lost Todah was found. He may choose to bring either one of them with the breads of a Todah.
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One designated an animal for a Chatas, and it became lost. He designated a replacement, and subsequently the lost Chatas was found. He may choose to bring either one of them. The one he does not bring is left to die, according to Rebbi.
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According to the Chachamim, the second Chatas is left to die only if it was found after the replacement was brought on the Mizbe'ach.
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Rebbi agrees with the Chachamim that if one designates two Chata'os so that one will be for a reserve, one of them is brought and the second one is sent out to pasture. However, according to Rebbi Shimon, even in this case the second one is left to die.
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If one designates an animal together with bread and says, "This is for my Todah and this is for my bread," if the bread is lost a replacement may be brought, but if the animal is lost a replacement may not be brought.
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If one designates money for his Todah, he should buy bread for the Todah with any leftover money. If he designated money for the bread, he may not buy an animal for the Todah with any leftover money.
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One designated an animal for a Korban Todah, and it became lost. He designated a replacement, and it, too, became lost. He designated a third replacement, and subsequently the lost animals were found. If the original Korban is brought first, the first replacement is brought without bread, while the second replacement is brought with bread, according to Rava. Abaye disagrees.
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One designated an animal for a Korban Chatas, and it became lost. He designated a replacement, and it, too, became lost. He designated a third replacement, and subsequently the lost animals were found. If the original Korban is brought first, the first replacement is left to die, while the second replacement is sent out to pasture, according to Rava. Abaye disagrees.
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A person designates a Korban Todah for a Nedavah. He designates another animal as a Temurah for the first. The Todah and the Temurah become mixed up, and one of them dies. The surviving animal may not be brought.
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A person designates a Korban Todah for a Neder. He designates another animal as a Temurah for the first. The Todah and the Temurah get mixed up, and one of them dies. He must designate a second animal for a Todah along with bread, and bring the surviving animal along with the second animal conditionally.
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