[If] one says, ‘‘I take upon myself [to bring a minchah-offering] in a machavas,’’ and he brought [it] in a marcheshes; [or he said,] ‘‘in a marcheshes,’’ and he brought [it] in a machavas — what he has brought he has brought, but he has not fulfilled his obligation. [If he said,] ‘‘This is to be brought in a machavas,’’ and he brought [it] in a marcheshes; [or he said,] ‘‘in a marcheshes,’’ and he brought [it] in a machavas — it is invalid. ‘‘I take upon myself to bring two essronim in one vessel,’’ and he brought [them] in two vessels; [or he said,] ‘‘in two vessels,’’ and brought [them] in one vessel — what he has brought he has brought, but he has not fulfilled his obligation. [If he said,] ‘‘These are to be brought in one vessel,’’ and he brought [them] in two vessels; [or he said,] ‘‘in two vessels,’’ and he brought [them] in one vessel — they are invalid. [If he said,] ‘‘I take upon myself to bring two essronim in one vessel,’’ and he brought [them] in two vessels; [and] they said to him, ‘‘You vowed [to bring them] in one vessel’’ — [if] he brought them in one vessel, they are valid; in two vessels, they are invalid. [If he said,] ‘‘I take upon myself to bring two essronim in two vessels,’’ and he brought [them] in one vessel; [and] they said to him, ‘‘You vowed [to bring them] in two vessels’’ — [if] he brought them in two vessels, they are valid. [If] he placed them in one vessel, [it is] like two minchah-offerings which were mixed together.