One who swears falsely requires a korban oleh v'yored - sliding-scale sin offering: Bava Metzia 35b-36a; Temurah 3b; Keritot 10b
Receiving lashes for an intentional false oath: Temurah 3a-b
Considering such a transgression a deed-less transgression: Temurah 3a-b
Whether a person brings an offering, or receives lashes, for a false oath regarding a past event as well as a false oath regarding a future event: Temurah 3b
How it is possible to provide a legitimate warning to a person who is about to swear an oath which he will violate later: Temurah 3b
What happens if a person swears multiple times that he will not commit an act, and then he commits the act once: Temurah 3b
The minimum degree of action involved, to be considered in violation of an oath: Yoma 73b-74a
What if one takes two vows against use of a specific item, has one of the vows annulled and then uses that item: Nedarim 18a
One who swears falsely requires a korban oleh v'yored - sliding-scale sin offering: Bava Metzia 35b-36a; Temurah 3b; Keritot 10b
The requirement of bringing an offering applies to voluntary or court-ordered oaths: Bava Metzia 36a
Whether a person brings an offering, or receives lashes, for a false oath regarding a past event as well as a false oath regarding a future event: Temurah 3b
The type of "Forgetting" necessary in order to mandate an offering: Shabbat 69a-b
Whether an Offering is brought for a false Oath about a past action: Shabbat 69b
If someone swore he had not eaten, and he had actually consumed half of the amount which would be considered a violation: Yoma 73b; Nedarim 17b
Whether there is a punishment for failing to carry out an oath forbidding performance of a Mitzvah: Nedarim 16b-17a; Makkot 22a
Swearing without a Purpose - Shevuat Shav
Receiving lashes for swearing without a purpose: Pesachim 63b; Makkot 16a; Temurah 3b
