And you shall spend the money for whatever your soul desires—for oxen or for sheep or for wine or for strong drink or for whatever your soul asks of you—and you shall eat there before Hashem your God and you shall rejoice, you and your household.
English: "For oxen or for sheep..." — It was taught: Ben Bag Bag says: "for oxen" teaches that one may purchase an ox together with its hide; "for sheep" teaches that one may purchase a sheep together with its fleece; "for wine" teaches that one may purchase wine together with its jar.
On the daf / in context: When buying an animal or wine for ma’aser-sheni consumption the incidental hide, fleece or container becomes ordinary property and need not be eaten in Yerushalayim.
Type of Learning
Derash on the verse (Maaser Sheni) — incidental parts accompany the purchase.
What Is Learned
When one buys an ox, a sheep or wine with ma’aser-sheni money, the hide, the fleece and the jar respectively become ordinary property.