[If] a troop of idolater soldiers entered the city —- in peacetime, open barrels are prohibited [while] sealed ones are permit-ted; in wartime, both are permitted because there is no time to perform libation.

Jewish workers, to whom an idolater sent a barrel of nesech-wine as their wage, are permitted to say to him, “Give us its monetary value”; but after it enters their domain, it is prohibited.  [If] one sells his wine to an idolater —- if he sets the price before he measures [it] out, its payment is permitted; [if] he measures [it] out before he sets the price, its payment is prohibited. [If] he took a funnel and measured [wine] into an idolater’s flask, and then measured into a Jew’s flask —- if it has a wine retainer in it, it is prohibited.  [If] one pours from one container to another container —- the one from which he poured is permitted; and the one into which he poured is prohibited.