Havdalah

Whether one recites Havdalah after the first of two days of Yom Tov: Beitzah 4b [see Shitah Mekubetzet there]

Use of the abbreviated form: Shabbat 150b

Doing one's needs before the abbreviated form of Havdalah: Shabbat 150b

Doing work before Havdalah in Prayer: Shabbat 150b

Fitting Havdalah into Prayer: Yoma 87b-88a; Niddah 8a-b

In which blessing of the Amidah one mentions Havdalah: Taanit 2a

Starting a Meal/General Eating after dark, before Havdalah: Pesachim 105a, 107a

Halting a meal/Covering it with a tablecloth, if it began on Shabbat and extended past Havdalah: Pesachim 100b, 103a, 105a

Halting a meal of wine or liquor for Havdalah: Pesachim 105a

Drinking water before Havdalah: Pesachim 105a

Getting Askerah Disease from drinking water before Havdalah: Pesachim 105a

One who ate before Havdalah still makes Havdalah: Pesachim 105b, 106b-107a

Doing one's needs before Havdalah outside Prayer: Shabbat 150b

Making Havdalah on Saturday Night, if it is Yom Kippur: Shabbat 114b; Succah 54b

Making Havdalah on Saturday Night, if it is a holiday: Shabbat 114b

Considering Havdalah to be a Blessing of Thanks: Pesachim 105a

Making all of the Blessings of Havdalah together: Pesachim 54a, 102b

Making the Blessings of Havdalah as soon as possible, as opposed to waiting for wine and making them all together with wine: Pesachim 54a

Making up Havdalah during the week [through Tuesday]: Pesachim 105a, 106a, 107a

On Saturday Night which is the first night of a holiday: Pesachim 102b-103a

On Saturday Night which is the eve of the last day of a holiday: Pesachim 102b-103a

Order of Havdalah, if one is interrupting a meal which over-ran Shabbat: Pesachim 103a

Order of Fire and Spices within the Rite: Pesachim 103a, 106a

Number of "Havdalot [Mentions of "Separation"]" in the Blessing: Pesachim 103b-104a

Selection of "Havdalot [Mentions of "Separation"]" to mention in the Blessing: Pesachim 103b-104a

Selecting "Havdalot [Mentions of "Separation"]" which appear in the Torah: Pesachim 104a

Starting/Ending with a "Baruch" section: Pesachim 104b

Ending with a special mention of a "Separation", aside from the rest: Pesachim 104a

Havdalah on Saturday Night which leads into a holiday: Pesachim 104a

Special Merit for longer life in Ending the blessing with "Mikadesh Yisra'el VeHaMavdil Bain Kodesh LeChol" [Who Sanctifies the Jews and Separates between Sacred and Ordinary]: Pesachim 104a-b

Ending with a dual expression of Separation in the closure: Pesachim 104a-b; Tos. Pesachim 104b #1

Using a Multi-Wick Torch, as the ideal form of the Mitzvah: Pesachim 8a, 103b

Making a Blessing on it: Pesachim 53b-54a

Using Fire because it was created on the first Saturday night: Pesachim 53b

Using fire from wood/stones: Pesachim 54a

Making up the Blessing on fire after Saturday night: Pesachim 106a

One must make Havdalah on a cup of wine, even if he has already said it in Prayer: Pesachim 105b, 107a

Using Liquor: Pesachim 107a

Using the "Wine of the Land": Pesachim 107a

Havdalah and Kiddush are of the same type of Blessing, as opposed to Kiddush-Rite and the Blessing After Meals: Pesachim 102b

Delaying Havdalah to use the same cup for Havdalah and for a subsequent meal's Post-Meal Blessing [Birkat haMazon]: Pesachim 102b, 105b

Using the same Cup as for Kiddush, for a holiday which falls out on Saturday Night: Pesachim 102b

Using wine from Kiddush: Pesachim 113a

The one making the blessing must drink: Pesachim 105b



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