[If there was] a piece of ordinary [meat] and a piece of sanctified [meat], [if] he ate one of them, but it is not known which of them he ate — he is exempt. R’ Akiva holds [him] liable to an asham talui. [If] he ate the second [piece], he must bring an unconditional asham. [If] one [person] ate the first [piece], and another [person] came and ate the second [piece] — this one must bring an asham talui, and that one must bring an asham talui; [these are] the words of R’ Akiva. R’ Shimon says: They both bring one asham. R’ Yose says: Two do not bring one asham.

[If there was] a piece of ordinary [meat] and a piece of cheilev, [if] he ate one of them, and it is not known which one of them he ate, he must bring an asham talui. [If] he ate the second [piece], he must bring a chatas. [If] one person ate the first [piece], and another came and ate the second [piece] — this one must bring an asham talui, and that one must bring an asham talui. [These are] the words of R’ Akiva. R’ Shimon says: They both bring one chatas. R’ Yose says: Two do not bring one chatas.