frw Mishnah Tamid, chapter 4 (1)Theydidnottieup[allofthelegs of]thelamb[aswasthemannerofidol worshippers] but they strung the[right front and back legs together and the left front and back] legs together. Those who won the right to bring up the limbs took hold of them. It was tiedupinsuchawaythatitsheadwas to thesouthwhileitsfacewasturned tothewestandtheslaughtererstoodto theeastofitwithhisfaceturnedtothe 177 cwxtcinzdpyn oictrn `N`,dlHd oiztfk Eid `l Ÿ ` Kke. FA mifgf`,mixa`a EkGW in.fzf`.axrol eipte mfxcl FW`x Ÿ,Fzcwr dzid lw.axrol eipte gxfoa cnfr,hgfxd lrziaxrnzipftvoxwlrhgwpdid xgw lr hgwp did miaxrd oialw.dipwzrah hgw.dipw zrah lr zipftv zigxfn oxw zigxfnoxwlfl`a.lawndlawe,hgfxd ziaxrn.dpftv dgxfn ozfpe,zipftv mcd ixiw.dnf xc daxrn ozfpe,zinfxc west. The morning offering was slaughtered at the northwest corner of the altar [facingthemorningsun]atthesecondring[ofthetwenty-fourringssetupinsix rowsoffourtothenorthofthealtar,theanimalsneckwasinsertedintothering to facilitateitsslaughter, thesecond ringwasused toavoid theshadowofthe altar]. The evening offering was slaughtered at the northeast corner[facing the afternoon sun] at the second ring[this is deduced from the verse regarding the Tamid offering which states: meil mipy, taken to mean facing the sun(numbers 28:3)]. The slaughterer slaughtered and the one who received, received the blood. He came to the northeast corner and splashed the blood on [the corner which spread to] the eastern and northern sides [of the altar] and then [came to the] southwest corner and splashed [the blood on the corner which spread to] the westernandsouth[sidesofthealtar].theremnantofthebloodhepouredout zeyrl`lyick,envrleilbxizyae`onvrleiciizyacinzdz`.eze`miztekeid`l.lbxd mr cid.eze` oiciwrn `l` :dxf dcearl oihgeyyk miyer eid jky miebd zewegk mexcley`xdhepdide,dleroickdpetvgafndjxilrhgypdid.mexcley`x:wgvi zciwrk hgypdidxgylycinzoaxw.xgyly:gafnljenqdidi`lmillbuiaxi`my,axrnleipte,meil mipy xne` aezkde,axrnl dcbpk zgxefe gxfna yny xweaay itl,ziaxrn zipetv oxw lr cbpk dxi`ne axrna dngy.miaxrd oia lye:meiiexwynydy,ynydcbpxnelk,meidcbpk deab gafndy itl,gafnd on wegx.dipy zraha :zigxfn zipetv oxw lr hgyp did,gxfnd drax`l,zerah rax` xcq lka,zerah ly mixcq dyy oiwzd lecb odk opgeie.elek lit`ne cinzdz`miztekeid`lyitle,zywoinkzeieyrdtvxazereaweide,dpedkzexnynmixyre zrahd y`x mivrepe dhigy zrya zerahd oze`a dndad x`ev oiqipkn eid,oiwxt yixa opzck jled zipetvziaxrnoxwaxgylycinzhgyyxg`l.dlgz zipetv zigxfn ozepe :ux`a `
grw 178 atthesouthernbaseofthealtar. xafwdid`l Ÿ a:zinfxccfqilrktfwdid (2)Hewouldnotbreaktheleg[andcut FaEMxr KFYn FawFp `N`,lbxd FA itoffwithitshideintheusualmanner ribn`edwcrcxfiehiwtndid.fadlfze ofbutchers]rather,hemadeaholein inlfpzpew`xdz`kzg,dfglribd.dfgl Ÿ itabovethekneejoint[sofbothhind mirxmdz`kzg.fadkgw legs] and suspended it[from there]. He `ivfde and rxw.hwtdd z`wxn.oda thenbegantoflayitandcontinuedtill micid Kzg.FnC he reached the breast. When he,zipnid lbxl dlr.odä reachedthebreasthecutoffthehead `vnpe,frxw.dor mivia iywe,da dkgw andgaveittotheonewhohadwonthe zialrfpzpexcrd z`lhp.eiptlielbfnk ª right[inthelotstobringupthehead miaxtd lhp.olrnln W`xd Ÿ zhigw totheramp]hethencutoffthe[fore] oigicn qxmde.ogicdl mda legs[untiltheknees]andgavethemto miaxtde.dmxv lm oigicn ziaa DzF` thosewhowontherights[tobringup lr,dherna minrt dwlw ozf` oigicn the legs]. He finished the flaying.[he tore out the heart and squeezed out the blood. According to the Rosh this statementdoesnotbelonghere.]hethencutofftheforelegsandgavethemto thosewhowontherights.hethenwentbacktotherighthindlegandcutitoff andgaveittotheonewhowontherighttoitandthetwotesticleswithit.he thentoreopenthecarcasssothatitwastotallyexposedbeforehim.[therosh insertshere:]hetoreouttheheartandsqueezedouttheblood.heremovedthe fatsandplaceditontopwheretheheadhadbeen.hetooktheinnardsandgave to the one who won the rights to wash them. The stomach was washed very thoroughly in the washing chamber while the innards were washed at least three zg`,rax`odyzepznizyozepe`xwd[heg]ondhnlilkamcdwxefeux`acneregxfncvl ziaxrn oxwa mizyk `idy zg` ozepe zinexc ziaxrnl jlede,zipetv zigxfn oxwa mizyk `idy xerd mr lbxd z` oikzgny oiyer migahdy jxck.lbxd z` ea xaey did `l a :zinexc.dndad x`ymr lbxdhiytne eadleze y`xdmr zxknpddaekx`dzgzn oiawep`l`.eay `l ixdy.hytdd z`wxin :eaekx` enk.eaekxr :od hytdllka mirxkdcol rnynw`de.dhigyd zia lr epzpe :algd.xctdz`lhp :eaxaegnxerdoiicredfgdcr`l`hyted yxtd on.dze` oigicn qxkde :dhigyd mc jelkl d`xi `ly dlrn ly ceak jxc `id efe x`y mr dze` oigicn `le.ycwna dzidy dkyla.oigicnd ziaa :miwc ody itl wgeca `l` odn `vei irxd oi`y.minrt dyly :dnvr ipta,dkezay :mtphz `ly,miaxwd
hrw 179 times on the marble tables which stood lhp b:miceord oiaw WiW lw zfpglw ª between the pillars. rav`e,camdond`ixdz`wixtde oimqd (3)Hethentookaknifeandseparated.DnFwOn Dfifn did `le Ÿ,caMd on camd the lung from the liver and the otcldlr.fadkgwinlfpzpedfgdz`awp Ÿ diaphragm covering the liver from the `le Ÿ,dxcXd cr cxfie KzFg did,zipnid liver but did not remove it [the iywl ribn `EdW cr,dxcxa rbfp did diaphragm] from its place[since it was,da.zfmx zfrlv offered with the tailbone]. He DA gipde,dxbl Fl `A.Da diely camde hallowedoutthebreastandgaveitto Dkzg.o`Mn zfrlv iywe o`mn zfrlv iyw theonewhowontherights.hecame d`ixde ande dptde,da totherightflankandcutintotoitas gipde,zil`nvd otcl Ÿ Fl `A.DA miiely far as the spine leaving the spine zfrlviyweolrnlnzfmxzfrlviywdä whole, until he came to the place `vnp.dyxaga gipn did Kke.oHnNn zfmx between two small ribs [next to the miywe olrnln miyw miyw odiywa gipn neckandlikewiseuntilhecametothe,da.ohnnn miyw twosmallribsatthetailbone]hecut dzid `ide,da iely lfghde,dor dxcxde itoffandgavetotheonewhowonthe camdw,dlfcb oixfw oini lw `N`,dlFcb rightsandtheliverwasattachedtoit. He then came to the neck and leaving two ribs attached to either side [of the neck]hecutitoffandgaveittotheonewhowontherightswiththewindpipe theheartandthelungattachedtoit.hethencametotheleftflankinwhichhe lefttwothinribsabove[atthetailendastheanimalwashangingupsidedown] and[wasmissing]thetwothinribsbelow[whichwasdetachedwiththeneck] and thus he leaves [the thin ribs above and below] regarding the other [right] flank.thushelefttwo[ribs]oneachsideabove[connectedtotheneck]andtwo [ribs]oneachsidebelowconnectedtothetailbone].hecutitoff[theleftflank] and gaveitto theonewho won therightsand thespine[was] withit and the spleen attached to it, making it the largest piece, nevertheless, the right flank was.cakd rav`e b :siqen,minrt dylyn xzei ogicdl siqedl dvx m`e.zegtd lkl.dherina uwerdmrdaixwdzid`idixdy,dnewnncakdrav`l.dfifndid`le:cakdonyixtndid :jenqa yxetny enk,dnrzerlv izye dxbd mrd`ixde,ipnid otecd mrdid cakde,dil`de zerlvizyokedxcydl`dlrnlzerlvizygipndidy`l`dxcyljenqjzeg.ipni otec dleqt dceare `id dcear fakl mixa` zkledc b"r`e.el`nya oini ly lbxde :dhnl mewnd.uegl exer ziae :`neia `zi`ck,l`nya elit` `ixy,dxtk zakrn `lc oeik,l`nya
tw 180 called the largest because the liver was attachedtoit.hecametothetailbone inl FpzpE FkzFg,uwrl Ÿ Fl `A.Da diely and cut it off and gave it to the one zfilk iywe camd rav`e dil`e,fa dkgw whowontherights,alongwiththetail zil`nvd lbx lhp.for the diaphragm covering the liver and mixa`de dxexa oicnfr onk ª E`vnp.Dä thetwokidneys.hethentooktheleft W`xd Ÿ.lbxaE W`xA Ÿ,oFW`xd.mciA hindlegandcutitoffandgavetothe oia eipxwe,frfxf irlm Fnhge,FpiniA one who won its right. By this time xcrde,olrnln FzhigW ziae,eizfrav` they were all standing in a row with ziae,fl`nua Ÿ oini lw lbxde.dilr oezp thelimbsintheirhands.thefirsthad oini lw.mici iywa,ipxd.uegl FxFr the head and the right hind leg. The oxfr ziae,fl`nua Ÿ l`nu Ÿ lw,fpinia head was in his right hand with its uwrd Ÿ.lbxaE uwra Ÿ,iWilXd.uEgl nose towards his arm its horns between,eizfrav` oia zlclcn ª dil`de,fpinia hisfingersandtheplacewhereitwas lw lbxd,for zfilmd iywe camd rav`e severed turned upward with the fat,iriaxd.uegl FxFr ziae,fl`nua Ÿ l`nu Ÿ coveringitandtherighthindlegwas,fl`nua Ÿ dxbde,fpinia dfgd.dxbae dfga in his left hand with the place from iywa,iwingd.eizfrav` oia dizfrlve where the flaying commenced facing [outward]awayfromhim[andwherethecutwasmadeontheinsidefacinghim]. Thesecond[priest]hadthetwoforelegs,therightforeleginhisrighthandand the left foreleg in his left hand, the place where the flaying commenced facing [outwardand]awayfromhim.thethirdhadthetailboneandtheotherhindleg thetailboneinhisrighthandwiththetailhangingbetweenhisfingersandthe diaphragmcoveringtheliverandthetwokidneyswithit,andthelefthindleg in his left hand with the place from where the flaying commenced [facing outward]awayfromhim.thefourthhadthebreastandtheneck,thebreastin his right hand and the neck in his left hand, its [two connected] ribs being betweentwoofhisfingers.thefifthhadthetwoflankstherightoneinhisright iriayd :`cg`kifa,zg`skmebxz.jfa :zerav`d iy`xl jenq `ede xerd epnn mihiytny dzivgne xweaa dzivgn lecb odk ly zagn zgpn.oiziaga:cinzd mry mikqp zgpnl.zleqa zleqc meyn,cinzikxvodymikqplzleq oiaoiziagldiwqt`ci`de.meilka aixwnyaxra,dlrnle eivgn `le.eaxrna dhnle yak ivgn :cgi oyxit jkl dgpn my mdipyl oiziage ixa`mipzepeidlegdzenia`wece,rnyz`zexwlnexfgiykgafnldkleddzxkip`dzyick ciz ly eid,axrna eid meid zaeg ody oitqen lyc zezaya la`,dpikyd cvl axrna cinz
`tw 181 hand and theleftoneinhislefthand and the place from where the flaying commenced [facing outward] away fromhim.thesixthhadtheinnardson a large [gold] platter with the [four] kneesontopofthem.theseventhhad the fine-flour. The eighth the griddle cakes[half offered every morning and l`nu Ÿ lwe,fpinia oini lw.zfptc miaxta,ixxd.uegl oxfr ziae,fl`nua Ÿ.dlrnln mdiab lr mirxke KfaA oipezpd,iriwyd.oiyaga,ipinxd.zlqa,iriaxd Ÿ dhnle WaMd ivgn mepzpe Ekld.oiIA zmwll mdl E`aE Ecxie.mEglnE,FaxrnA :rnw z` zfxwl,zifbd halfintheevening]theninththewine,theywentandplacedthemonthelower halfoftheramponitswesternsideandsaltedthemandtheythencamedown andwenttothechamberofhewnstonetorecitetheshema. onwl `zi`ck zekxa x`y lke.rny z` zexwl :lilgd wxt dkeq zkqna gkenck,gxfna :`wxit jci`a