Talmud do Kapłańska 14:1

MISHNAH: The entire day is qualified for reading the Scroll, and to read the Hallel¹⁰⁵Ps. 113–118, to be recited on holidays. The recitation of Hallel after morning prayers is customary, not obligatory., and to blow the shofar¹⁰⁶On New Year’s Day. If a person is unable to go to the synagogue, he may hear the required sounds during the entire day., and to take the lulav, and for the musaf prayer¹⁰⁷The recitation of musaf after the Torah reading is customary, not obligatory., and for musaf sacrifices, for confessions with bulls¹⁰⁸The confessions of the anointed priest (Lev. 4:3) and the representatives of the people (Lev. 4:14), as well as the musaf sacrifices, may be performed at any time after the daily morning and before the evening sacrifices., and for the declaration of tithes¹¹⁰The farmer’s declaration, Deut. 26:13–15, as well as the declaration on the occasion of presentation of first fruits, Deut. 26:3–10. and for the confessions of the Day of Atonement¹¹¹The confession of the High Priest (Lev. 16:21)..
¹¹⁶A continuation of the sentence starting with: “the entire day is qualified.” For leaning on¹¹⁷Confession of the votary when bringing his sacrifice, while leaning on the head of the sacrificial animal; Lev. 1:4, 3:2,8,13,4:24,29,33., slaughter, weaving¹¹⁸An act required for certain sacrifices, mostly well-being sacrifices, Lev. 7:30. and presenting¹¹⁹Presenting flour sacrifices and first fruits to the altar., taking a handful¹²⁰Of the flour offering to be burned on the altar., burning on the altar, breaking the neck¹²¹Of a bird offered as elevation or purification sacrifice (Lev. 1:15,5:8)., receiving¹²²The sacrificial blood to be brought to the altar., sprinkling¹²³The blood on the horns of the altar., and to let the suspected adulteress drink¹²⁴Num. 5:11–31., and to break the neck of the calf¹²⁵In case of an unsolved murder, Deut. 21:1–9., and to purify the sufferer from skin disease¹²⁶Lev. 14:1–32..