[If] any of these were ejected from atop the Altar, they [need] not be returned. Similarly, an ember which was ejected from the Altar. Limbs [of offerings] which were ejected from the Altar — before midnight, [they] should be returned [to the Altar], and one is liable for me’ilah on their account; after midnight, they should not be returned [to the Altar], and one is not liable to me’ilah on their account.

Just as the Altar sanctifies that which is fit for it, so the ramp [to the Altar] sanctifies. Just as the Altar and the ramp sanctify that which is fit for them, so [sacred] vessels sanctify. Vessels [designated] for fluids sanctify fluids, and the measures [designated] for solids sanctify solids. Vessels [designated] for fluids do not sanctify solids, nor do measures [designated] for solids sanctify fluids. Sacred vessels which were punctured — if they can still be used for a purpose similar to that for which they had been used when whole, they sanctify; and if not, they do not sanctify. All of them sanctify only in the Holy.