Consumption and Destruction of Terumah

Over-Eating

Impure Terumah

The Citron of the Four Species of Succot

Payment for Illegally Consumed Terumah

Prohibition against destroying Terumah: Succah 35b
Abnormal Consumption: Yoma 81a
Consumption of impure terumah by someone who is not eligible to eat terumah: Pesachim 32a; Bava Metzia 54b
Anointing one's skin with terumah oil: Bava Metzia 54b
Destroying Terumah, where the majority of cases would be impure but there is a previous, verified status of purity: Niddah 18b
Combining Eating and Drinking for a Required Amount of Prohibited Consumption: Yoma 81a
During the Period when one may not eat leaven, before its destruction, before Pesach: Pesachim 11b
If one ate Leaven Terumah on Pesach by accident: Pesachim 31b-32b
If one ate Leaven Terumah on Pesach intentionally: Pesachim 31b
Destroying Leaven Terumah before Shabbat which is the eve of Pesach, instead of waiting until the Prohibiton begins: Pesachim 13a, 20b, 49a
Above case, where the Pure Terumah is no longer fit for human consumption: Pesachim 15b
Consumption by a female Kohen who is a Minor, married to a non-Kohen: Yevamot 108a
One who has household members or avadim who are not circumcised: Pesachim 96a
Consumption by an Intentional Sinner: Pesachim 96a
Consumption by a Mourner pre-Burial of his Relative: Pesachim 36b
May be consumed by a Person Awaiting Offerings to Complete Purification: Pesachim 18b
Eating it for Matzah on Pesach: Pesachim 35a
Terumah isn't Forbidden to be Moved for a non-Kohen on Shabbat: Shabbat 127b
Eating it while it is connected to the ground: Menachot 70a

Prohibition against eating this, for a non-Kohen: Pesachim 23a
Prohibition against Benefit for a non-Kohen: Pesachim 23a
Minimum amount eaten to mandate payment: Pesachim 32b
Olive-Size is minimum amount to incur Death: Pesachim 33a, 44a
Checking a Field with a corpse in it to allow a Kohen to eat Terumah: Pesachim 92b
Tevul Yom - One awaiting sunset for purification: Berachot 2a-b, Pesachim 35a
A Kohen who didn't have a complete circumcision: Shabbat 137a
Using Terumah for a meal which extends the Shabbat Travel-Border [Techum Shabbat]: Eruvin 26b, 28a, 30a-b; Pesachim 23a
Whether the sin of illegally eating Terumah is More or Less Serious than eating Tevel [un-tithed produce]: Yoma 83b
Do the oil of anointing and terumah oil lose their special status once they have been used for anointing one's skin: Keritot 7a
Anointing one's skin with terumah oil, and then playing with one's non-kohen granddaughter such that she gets some of it: Keritot 7a


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