[If] one slaughters a sacrifice to throw its blood outside, or part of its blood outside; to burn its sacrificial parts outside, or part of its sacrificial parts outside; to eat its meat outside, or [to eat] an olive’s volume of its meat outside; or to eat an olive’s volume of the hide of the tail outside — it is invalid, but it bears no kares [punishment]. To throw its blood tomorrow, or part of its blood tomorrow; to burn its sacrificial parts tomorrow, or part of its sacrificial parts tomorrow; to eat its meat tomorrow, or [to eat] an olive’s volume of its meat tomorrow; or [to eat] an olive’s volume of the skin of a sheep’s tail — it is piggul, and one is liable to kares over it.