English: “That you see” — When they came to Shiloh the bamot were forbidden, and kodashim kalim and ma’aser sheni may be eaten in any place from which one can see [the Sanctuary], as the verse says “lest you offer your burnt-offerings in any place that you see” — in any place that you see you may not offer, but you may eat in any place that you see.
On the daf / in context: The phrase “any place that you see” is read as limiting the prohibition of offering while permitting consumption within the line of sight of the Sanctuary at Shiloh.
Type of Learning
Derash on the verse (Sifrei) — the scope of eating versus offering at the time of Shiloh.
What Is Learned
At Shiloh, offerings could not be brought outside, but kodashim kalim and ma’aser sheni could be eaten anywhere within sight of the Sanctuary.