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Mishnah: With regard to one on whose behalf the blood of one of his nazirite offerings was sprinkled on the altar, and he became ritually impure before bringing the rest of his offerings, R' Eliezer says: His impurity negates the entire tally, and he remains a nazirite. And the Rabbis say: Let him
Talmud: It is taught in the Mishnah: R' Eliezer says that this negates the entire tally. The Talmud asks: But didn’t R' Eliezer say (16b): With regard to any nazirite who became ritually impure after the completion of his term, this negates only 7 days. Rav said: What does: Negates, that R' Eliezer
The Talmud comments: So too, it is reasonable that this is the meaning of R' Eliezer’s statement, as the Mishnah later teaches: And the Rabbis said: Let her bring the rest of her offerings and be purified. Learn from here that they disagree only with regard to the offerings, but not the naziriteship
The Talmud cites the rest of the Mishnah, which also indicates that the tanna’im disagree with regard to the offerings. And an incident also occurred involving Miriam of Tarmod, that the blood of one of her offerings was sprinkled on her behalf, and they came and notified her that her daughter was m