Please note: "Maaser Sheni" is a secondary tithe taken from produce during certain years of the shemitah cycle. It is brought to Jerusalem and consumed there, or redeemed for coins which are brought to Jerusalem and used to purchase food there.
Whether maaser sheni is considered to be the property of HaShem: Pesachim 38a; Succah 35a; Kiddushin 24a
Requiring removal of Challah-Dough Tithe: Pesachim 37b-38a; Succah 35a-b
Combining grain, flour and dough toward the amount triggering liability for eating it outside Jerusalem: Menachot 70b
Prohibition against making maaser sheni eligible to receive impurity: Succah 35b
Prohibition against destroying maaser sheni: Succah 35b
Liability for eating maaser sheni from grain, wine and oil, in one span of forgetting, outside Jerusalem: Keritot 4b-5a Punishment for consuming unredeemed maaser sheni outside Jerusalem: Makkot 13a, 17a, 19b-20a
How far into Jerusalem the tithe must arrive, for there to be a prohibition against consuming it outside Jerusalem, afterward: Makkot 19b-20a
Consuming maaser sheni outside Jerusalem, if the untithed produce had been in Jerusalem before the tithe had been separated from it: Makkot 20a
Considering maaser sheni to be like non-sanctified items, and not like sanctified items: Temurah 21b
Whether maaser sheni can be nullified in a mixture, with a given ratio of non-maaser sheni: Bava Metzia 52b-53a
What happens to maaser sheni produce of the walls of Jerusalem fall: Bava Metzia 53b
Uses of maaser sheni
Using the maaser sheni to purchase water or salt: Eruvin 26b, 27a-b
Acquiring a food item with the maaser sheni, and paying extra for added water or salt [Havlaah]: Eruvin 27b
Acquiring fish with the maaser sheni: Eruvin 27b-28a
Acquiring fish brine with the maaser sheni: Eruvin 27a
Acquiring cattle, and using the hide without redeeming it: Eruvin 27b
Acquiring sheep, and using the wool without redeeming it: Eruvin 27b
Acquiring wine, and using the bottle without redeeming it: Eruvin 27b
Acquiring vinegar made from water in which grape byproducts have soaked: Eruvin 27b
Acquiring soft, edible palm bark: Eruvin 28b
Acquiring unripe dates: Eruvin 28b
Using maaser sheni funds to acquire a korban shelamim: Zevachim 50a
Using maaser sheni funds to acquire a korban todah: Zevachim 50a
Where people could eat the maaser sheni, during the time of the Tabernacle in Shiloh: Megillah 9b; Temurah 21b
Eating the maaser sheni in a location outside Jerusalem, but visible from within Jerusalem: Temurah 21b
Eating maaser sheni in Jerusalem in the post-Temple era: Makkot 19a; Temurah 21a
Eating it while one is Uncircumcised: Pesachim 96a
Eating it while one is in Mourning for an Unburied Relative: Pesachim 36a, 36b Punishment for eating it while one is impure: Makkot 19b; Zevachim 43b-44a
Source for the prohibition against eating maaser sheni while one is impure, or while the tithe is, itself, impure: Makkot 19b
As Matzah on Pesach, in Jerusalem: Pesachim 36a, 36b; Succah 35a-b Matzah which is Challah-Dough Tithe from maaser sheni in Jerusalem: Pesachim 38a
As Matzah on Pesach, before Redemption, outside Jerusalem: Pesachim 35a
As Matzah on Pesach, after proper/improper Redemption: Pesachim 35a-b
As Matzah on Pesach, if the 1/5 hasn't been paid yet: Pesachim 35b
Using a Citron for Succot if it is maaser sheni: Pesachim 38a; Succah 34b, 35a, 35b
For Bitter Herbs, after redemption: Pesachim 39a
Using this sort of produce for the meal which extends the limit outside a town for Shabbat travel [Techum Shabbat]: Eruvin 31a, 31b
Possible maaser sheni
Money found in a box which held both regular money and maaser sheni: Pesachim 7a
Money found in Jerusalem/on the Temple Mount/by a merchant's stall of animals: Pesachim 7a
If One had left 100 units of maaser sheni in Location X, and then found 200 units there: Pesachim 10a; Beitzah 10b
If One had left 200 units of maaser sheni in Location X, and then found 100 units there: Pesachim 10a; Beitzah 10b-11a
Redemption [Pidyon] of the maaser sheni
How many judges are involved in estimating the value for redemption: Sanhedrin 2a
Redeeming maaser sheni which is in a different location, on "the coin I will remove from my purse," so that the redemption will actually be retroactive: Eruvin 37b
Redeeming maaser sheni with a coin which is located in your home, when you are away: Bava Metzia 45b-46a
Whether produce must be redeemed for money, specifically: Succah 41a; Kiddushin 5a
The minimal coin to be used for redemption: Kiddushin 11b
Exchanging silver coins for gold coins: Bava Metzia 44b-45a
Exchanging silver coins for copper coins: Bava Metzia 55b-56a
Redeeming maaser sheni produce which is worth less than a perutah: Bava Metzia 52b-53b
Redeeming maaser sheni produce which is worth less than 4 perutot: Bava Metzia 53b-53b
Redemption with gold coins - Bava Metzia 44b
Redemption with an Asimon - a non-minted/invalid slug coin: Shabbat 128a; Eruvin 31b; Pesachim 35b; Bava Metzia 47b, 54a
Redemption with a damaged coin: Bava Metzia 52a
Redemption via exchange of a legal bill: Kiddushin 5a, 27a
Redemption with an inferior coin: Bava Metzia 52b
Defining Jerusalem as the area within which one may not redeem maaser sheni: Pesachim 94b
Redeeming the maaser sheni produce in Jerusalem: Pesachim 36b; Makkot 12b, 19b
Redeeming an item wich has purchased with maaser sheni and then contracted death-impurity, in Jerusalem: Pesachim 36b, 38a; Bava Metzia 53a-b; Makkot 19b; Zevachim 49a
Redeeming maaser sheni which was in Jerusalem but then left: Bava Metzia 53a-b
Special rules for redeeming maaser sheni separated from Demai - produce which may have been tithed already: Bava Metzia 55b-56a
Adding one-fifth when redeeming one's own maaser sheni: Bava Metzia 55b
Is the one-fifth one-quarter of the core amount (keren), or one-fifth of the core amount: Bava Metzia 53b-54a
Whether the one-fifth must be worth at least a perutah: Bava Metzia 53b
Is the one-fifth payment part of the core redemption, such that the item is not redeemed until the one-fifth is paid, or not: Bava Metzia 54a
Pending Payment of the additional one-fifth for those required in it, one may [not] use the maaser sheni: Shabbat 127b; Eruvin 31b; Pesachim 35b; Bava Metzia 54a
In the above case, forbidding moving the tithe on Shabbat because it is muktzeh in its non-usability: Shabbat 127b
Whether one adds one-fifth when redeeming maaser sheni from produce that may have already been tithed: Bava Metzia 54a
Whether a father and son add one-fifth when redeeming each other's tithe: Kiddushin 32a
Whether a Rebbe and student add one-fifth when redeeming each other's tithe: Kiddushin 32a
Whether brothers/partners add one-fifth when redeeming each other's tithe: Kiddushin 32a
Whether a woman who redeems her husband's maaser sheni must pay the additional one-fifth: Kiddushin 24a
Whether a woman who redeems her family's maaser sheni, passed to her, must pay the additional one-fifth: Kiddushin 24a
Paying the one-fifth with an Asimon - a non-minted/invalid slug coin: Bava Metzia 54a
Whether one pays an additional one-fifth when redeeming this one-fifth: Bava Metzia 54b
Using Money of the maaser sheni
Matzah which is Challah-Dough Tithe, bought with maaser sheni in Jerusalem: Pesachim 38a
What may be used to redeem money of the maaser sheni: Succah 40b-41a
The edict forbidding redemption of maaser sheni on a live animal: Succah 40b-41a
Burning vs. Burial for Secondary-Tithe-bought Items which contract Death-Impurity : Pesachim 38a
Whether one may move Improperly redeemed maaser sheni on Shabbat: Shabbat 128a
Changing Maaser Sheni coins into smaller denominations - in Jerusalem, or elsewhere: Bava Metzia 45a
Changing Maaser Sheni coins into larger denominations, and the concern that this might cause someone to keep Maaser Sheni coins around for years, leading to mistakes: Bava Metzia 45a-b
Status of money found before animal merchants: Bava Metzia 26a
Status of money found on the Temple Mount: Bava Metzia 26a
Status of money found in Jerusalem all year, and at the time of Holidays: Bava Metzia 26a
The status of food which was purchased with maaser sheni money, and then became impure: Bava Metzia 53b
