[The metzora] comes to the guilt-offering, leans both hands on it, and slaughters it. Two Kohanim receive its blood, one in a vessel, and the other in his hand. [The Kohen] who receives [the blood] in a vessel comes and throws it against the side of the Altar. [The Kohen] who receives [the blood] in his hand [then] comes to the metzora. The metzora has already immersed himself in the Chamber of the Metzoraim, and has come to stand in Nicanor’s Gate. R’ Yehudah says: He does not require immersion.

[The metzora] puts his head into [the Courtyard], and [the Kohen] places [the blood of the guilt-offering] on the antihelix of the [metzora’s] ear. [Then the metzora puts] his hand [into the Courtyard], and [the Kohen] places [the blood of the guilt-offering] on his thumb. [Then the metzora puts] his foot [into the Courtyard], and [the Kohen] places [the blood of the guilt-offering] on his big toe. R’ Yehudah says: [The metzora] puts all three [limbs] inside [the Courtyard] simultaneously. [If the metzora] is missing his thumb, his big toe, or his right ear, he can never become tahor. R’ Eliezer says: [The Kohen] applies [the blood] on the place where they should be. R’ Shimon says: If [the Kohen] places [the blood] on the left [limb], the metzora has fulfilled his obligation.