[If] he ate two portions of cheilev in one lapse of awareness, he is liable to only one chatas. [But] if he ate cheilev, blood, leftover offerings, and piggul in one lapse of awareness, he is liable for each one. In this, many kinds are more stringent than one kind. But [in the following], one kind is more stringent than many kinds: If he ate half an olive’s bulk, and again ate half an olive’s bulk — [if they were] of one kind, he is liable; of two kinds, he is exempt.