Over-Eating

Prohibited Consumption

Defining "over-eating" as "eating" vis-a-vis Yom Kippur: Yoma 80b

Over-eating Terumah: Yoma 80b

Over-eating Matzah on Pesach: Pesachim 107b, 108a, 120a

Over-eating damages the food, as well as the eater: Rashi Yoma 80b

Taking care not to eat other food with a flour offering, so as not to waste it: Temurah 23a

Eating more than one needs renders someone a glutton: Eruvin 83b

Potential causes of gluttony: Ketuvot 60b [see Rashi זלזלני]

Avoiding the appearance of gluttony: Shabbat 117b

Gluttony of a Torah Scholar is a disgrace of Gd's Name, among other things (which are listed in the file on behavior of Torah Scholars): Pesachim 49a

Yochanan ben Nadbai is praised for eating prodigiously of the korbanot, so that nothing was left after its proper time for consumption: Keritot 28a-b



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