Talmud do Powtórzonego Prawa 12:22

Rebbi Assi understood it from the following (Deut. 12:22): “The impure and the pure shall eat it together.” Here, the impure and the pure shall eat it⁴⁰Profane meat slaughtered away from the sanctuary. from the same platter, but heave the impure and the pure may not eat from the same platter. About sacrifices⁴¹The verse points out the difference between profane and sacrifice meat.? Rebbi Joḥanan ben Marius said, if about sacrifices it is already written (Lev. 7:19): “Meat touching anything impure may not be eaten.⁴²While verse 12:22 may also apply to sacrifices, its main emphasis cannot be directed towards sacrifices but towards sanctified food eaten away from the sanctuary. This can only mean heave since the prohibition of impure sacrificial meat is already in Lev. 7:19.”