[If] the child of a Kohen's wife became confused with her slave's child —- they may [both] eat terumah, they receive one portion at the threshing floor, they may not contaminate themselves with the dead, and they may not marry either qualified or disqualified women.  [If] they became adults and emancipated each other —- they may marry [only] women fit to [marry] a Kohen, and may not contaminate themselves with the dead; but if they contaminated themselves, they do not incur forty [lashes]. They may not eat terumah, but if they ate, they are not required to pay the principal and the [additional] fifth. They do not receive a portion at the threshing floor, but they may sell terumah and keep the proceeds. They do not receive a portion of the sacred Temple objects, and we do not give them sacred objects; but what is theirs is not taken from them. They are exempt from [giving] the [upper] foreleg, the jaws, and the stomach. His first-born [animal] should be left to pasture until it becomes blemished; and [both] the stringencies which apply to Kohanim and those which apply to Yisraelim are imposed upon him.