if time disqualifies birds, though a blemish does not disqualify them; (1) is it not logical that time should disqualify the sacrifices of a minor Bamah, seeing that a blemish does disqualify them? As for birds, the reason is because a Zar is not fit in their case; but in the case of a minor Bamah, where a Zar is fit [to officiate], let time not disqualify. Therefore it states, And this is the law of the sacrifice of peace-offerings, (2) which makes time at a minor Bamah the same as time at the great bamah. (3)

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(1). ↑ V. supra 116a.
(2). ↑ Lev. VII, 11.
(3). ↑ Sc. a disqualification. ‘This is the law’, etc. implies that all peace-offerings, wherever offered, are governed by the same law in respect of the contents of that passage. That passage (q.v.) deals with time, Piggul, and defilement.