[If] the daughter of a non-Kohen married a Kohen, her minchah-offering must be burned; but [if] the daughter of a Kohen married a non-Kohen, her minchah-offering is eaten.  How does a Kohen differ from the daughter of a Kohen? The minchah-offering of a Kohen’s daughter is eaten, [while] the minchah-offering of a Kohen is not eaten; a Kohen’s daughter can be disentitled, but a Kohen cannot be disentitled; a Kohen’s daughter may contaminate herself with the tumah of the dead, but a Kohen may not contaminate himself with the tumah of the dead; a Kohen may eat of the most holy offerings, but the daughter of a Kohen may not eat of the most holy offerings.