The Laws concerning the discovery of having unconsciously sinned through uncleanness are two, subdivided into four; [if] He became unclean and was aware of it, then the uncleanness became hidden from him, though he remembered the holy food; [if the fact that it was] holy food was hidden from him, though he remembered the uncleanness; [if] both were hidden from him; and he ate holy food, and was not aware, and when he had eaten, became aware: in these cases he brings a sliding scale sacrifice. [If] He became unclean and was aware of it, then the uncleanness became hidden from him, though he remembered the Temple; [if the fact that it was] the Temple was hidden from him, though he remembered the uncleanness; [if] both were hidden from him; and he entered the Temple, and was not aware, and when he had gone out, became aware: in these cases he brings a sliding scale sacrifice. |
שבועות 2.1 |
It is the same whether one enters the Temple Court or the addition to the Temple Court, for additions are not made to the city [of Jerusalem], or to the Temple compartments except by king, prophet, Urim and tummin, Sanhedrin of seventy one, two [loaves] of thanksgiving, and song; and the Beth Din walking in procession, the two [loaves] of thanksgiving [being borne] after them, and all Israel [following] behind them. The inner one is eaten, and the outer one is burnt. And as to any addition that was made without all these he who enters it [while unclean] is not liable. |
שבועות 2.2 |
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