There were four [different] tokens in the Temple, and inscribed upon them were [the Hebrew words for] “calf,” “ram,” “kid,” “sinner” [respectively].  Ben Azzai says: There were five, and inscribed upon them were [the] Aramaic [words for] “calf,” “ram,” “kid,” “indigent sinner,” “wealthy sinner.”  [The] “calf” [token] serves for nesachim of cattle, [whether] adult or young, male or female. [The] “kid” [token] serves for nesachim of the flock, [whether] adult or young, male or fe-male, except for adult rams. [The] “ram” [token] serves for nesachim of rams only. [The] “sinner” [token] serves for nesachim of the three animals [comprising the offering] of metzoraim.