69 Nazir 6/2-4

(2) He is liable for wine on its own, for the grapes on their own, for the chartsanim on their own, and for the zagim on their own. Rabbi Elazar son of Azaria says: "He is not liable until he has eaten two chartsanim and their zagim." What are "chartsanim" and "zagim"? "The "chartsanim" are on the outsides, and the "zagim" are on the insides," in the words of Rabbi Yehuda. Rabbi Yose says: "So that you do not err, like an animal's bell (zog), the outer part is the bell and the inner part is the clapper."

(3) A basic nazir [vow] is [for] thirty days. If he shaved or bandits shaved him it voids the thirty days. A nazir who shaved, whether with scissors, with a razor, or if he trimmed at all, is liable. A nazir can rub and trim but not comb. Rabbi Yishmael says: "He should not rub with earth, since it tears out the hair."

(4) A nazir who drank wine all day long is only liable once. [If] they said to him, "Don't drink," "Don't drink," and he drinks, he is liable for each and every one. If he shaved all day, he is only liable once. [If] they said to him, "Don't shave," "Don't shave," and he shaves, he is liable for each and every one. If he became impure through dead bodies all day long, he is only liable once. [If] they said to him, "Don't become impure," "Don't become impure," and he became impure, he is liable for each and every one.