A Condemned City of Idolatry - Ir haNidachat

How many judges sit on the case: Sanhedrin 2a; Temurah 8a
Whether there can be a condemned city on a national border: Sanhedrin 2a
Whether there can be three consecutive condemned cities: Sanhedrin 2a

Destroying the city in any manner available, if the biblically prescribed method is unavailable: Bava Metzia 31b

Using a shoe from a city of idolatry for chalitzah: Yevamot 104a
Using an animal's horn from a city of idolatry for shofar-blowing on Rosh HaShanah: Rosh HaShanah 28a
Using a palm branch from the city for lulav on Succot: Succah 29b, 31b
Using a myrtle branch from the city for hadas on Succot: Succah 32b
Using a willow branch from the city for the aravah on Succot: Succah 33b
Using a Citron from the city for the etrog on Succot: Succah 34b, 35a
A bechor [first-born kosher animal] owned by a member of a city condemned for idolatry: Temurah 8a
An animal which is taken as the maaser beheimah [animal-tithe], and is owned by a member of a city condemned for idolatry: Temurah 8a
What happens if the verdict is issued and then the witnesses turn out to be false, and someone grabs property from the city: Keritot 24a


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