The blood service of kodshei kodashim affects [the offering] both leniently and stringently, but [the blood service] of kodashim kalim affects it only stringently. How so? [Regarding] kodshei kodashim, before the throwing of the blood [on the Altar], the sacrificial parts and the meat are subject to me’ilah; after the throwing of the blood, the sacrificial parts are [still] subject to me’ilah but the meat is not subject to me’ilah. For both [the sacrificial parts] and for [the meat], one is [now] liable for piggul, nossar, or tamei. In the case of kodashim kalim, it only affects [the offering] stringently. How so? [Regarding] kodashim kalim before the throwing of the blood, neither the sacrificial parts nor the meat is sub- ject to me’ilah; after the throwing of the blood, the sacrificial parts are [now] subject to me’ilah but the meat is [still] not subject to me’ilah. For both [the sacrificial parts] and for [the meat], one is [now] liable for piggul, nossar, or tamei. It emerges that the blood service of kodshei kodashim affects [the offering] both leniently and stringently, but [the blood service] of kodashim kalim affects it only stringently.