A woman, who is liable for five doubtful cases of zivah, or for five doubtful cases of childbirth, must bring one offering, and [then] she may partake of offerings, and she is not bound to bring the rest. For five definite cases of childbirth, or for five definite cases of zivah, she must bring one offering, and [then] she may partake of offerings, but she is bound to bring the rest. It happened that in Jerusalem the price of pairs [of doves rose until it] settled at golden dinars. Said Rabban Shimon ben Gamliel: ‘‘[By] this Temple! I will not pass the night until they are sold for [silver] dinars.’’ He entered the beis din and taught: If a woman must bring offerings for five definite cases of childbirth or for five definite cases of zivah — she must bring one offering, and [then] she may partake of the offerings, and she is not bound to bring the rest. And on that day the price of pairs [of doves dropped until it] settled at two quarters of a dinar.