 Rabbi Simeon suggested that one might think that law would also include an animal used for bestiality, set aside for an idolatrous sacrifice or worshipped, a harlot's hire or the price of a dog (as referred to in ), or a mixed breed, or a "trefah" (a torn or otherwise disqualified animal), or an animal calved through the cesarean section.But Rabbi Simeon taught that the word ""This"" serves to exclude these.Rabbi Simeon explained that he included the former in the general rule because their disqualification arose in the sanctuary, while he excluded the latter because their disqualification did not arise in the sanctuary.