He sprinkled upon the surface of the Altar seven times; and the remainder of the blood he would pour upon the western base of the Outer Altar. But those [sacrifices] of the Outer Altar, he would pour upon the southern base.  These and those mixed together in the canal and flowed out to the Kidron Valley. It was sold to gardeners for fertilizer, and one is liable for un-authorized use of it.

The entire Yom Kippur service that has been listed in sequence, if he advanced one service before another, he has accom-plished nothing. [For example] if he advanced the he-goat's blood before the ox's blood, he must again sprinkle from the he-goat's blood after [sprinkling] the ox's blood.  And if the blood spilled before he finished the applications [of the blood] inside, he must bring other blood and he must again sprinkle inside from the beginning. The same [is true for the sprin-kling] in the Holy, and the same applies to [the sprinkling on] the Golden Altar, because each of them is a separate [unit of] atonement.  R' Elazar and R' Shimon say: From where he broke off from there he starts [again].