Tosefta para sa Levitico 19:27

Ways in which he is like men: He imparts impurity with white discharge like men. He marries but is not married^*נישא not נושא (Lieberman); i.e., the androgynous must initiate the act of marriage (see Kidd. 1:1), like men. And he may not seclude himself with women, like men. And he is not provided sustenance^*ניזון not נתזן (Lieberman) along with [a person's] daughters, like men. And he does not [permit himself to] become impure by the dead, like men (i.e., male priests). He is subject to transgressing the prohibition against "rounding off [the corners of the head]" (Lev. 19:27) and [if he is a priest] he is subject to transgressing the prohibition against "defiling oneself with the dead" (Lev. 21:1), like men, and he is liable for performing all the commandments in the Torah, like men.

A [male] Kohen stands and sacrifices on the Altar, which is not the case with a female Kohen. A man has authority over his daughter [with regard to] her betrothal, with money, with a document, or with relations, and [also] has authority over things she has found, and to the work of her hands (i.e., her earnings), and to the nullification of her vows (see Ket. 4:4), which is not the case with a woman. A man is liable for transgressing time-bound positive commandments, which is not the case with a woman. A man is liable for transgressing the prohibitions against rounding [the corners of the head] and destroying [the corners of the beard] (Lev. 19:27), and against [a Kohen] contracting ritual impurity from a corpse (Lev. 21:1), which is not the case with a woman. A man is subject to the laws of the "wayward and rebellious son" (Deut. 21:18), but a woman is not subject to the laws of the wayward and rebellious son. A man [experiencing signs of leprosy] is subject to the laws of covering (Lev. 13:45) and shaving (Lev. 13:33), while a woman is subject to the laws of covering but not shaving. A man may be sold [as a slave] a second time, but a woman may not be sold a second time. A man may be sold a Hebrew slave, but a woman may not be sold a Hebrew slave. A man may have his ear bored (Ex. 21:6), but a woman may not have her ear bored. A man may acquire a Hebrew slave, but a woman may not acquire a Hebrew slave.