The korban pesach is a kind of shelamim, but the korban pesach is of stricter status: Rashi Zevachim 11a "im ken"
Bringing such an offering on a bamah [altar outside the Beit haMikdash]: Megillah 9b; Zevachim 14a
Selection of individuals to use a specific Pesach Offering, and designation of the Pesach Offering
Minimum age for a member of a group consuming a Pesach Offering: Succah 42b
Midday as the point which establishes the Offering and its members: Pesachim 97b-98a
Whether midday establishes ownership of the Pesach Offering, for one who is dying: Pesachim 98a Performing the mitzvah with a beautiful korban: Shabbat 133b Business on the Eve of Pesach which is Shabbat, to buy a piece of the Pesach Offering: Shabbat 148a, 148b Dedicating the offering on Shabbat: Shabbat 148b
Designation of an offering after midday: Pesachim 98a
Dedicating the offering for other people: Nedarim 36a
Members may remove themselves from the offering until slaughtering: Pesachim 60b
Requiring that a Pesach Offering always have at least one owner, perhaps even that he be from the original designators of the animal: Pesachim 99a
Requiring multiple members at the time of slaughtering: Pesachim 99a
What happens if a female animal is dedicated for the Pesach offering: Temurah 19a [2x], 19b-20a; Keritot 28a
What happens if a female animal is dedicated for the Pesach offering, and it gives birth: Temurah 19a [2x]; Keritot 28a
What happens if a female animal is dedicated for the Pesach offering, and it or its child is left over after Pesach: Temurah 19a
What happens if a female animal is dedicated for the Pesach offering, and then one tries to substitute an animal for it: Temurah 19b-20a
Selling a portion of the offering to someone: Temurah 30b
Cooking Procedure
Cooking is supposed to be done after dark: Pesachim 64b
Where the groups waited [until sunset], if the Eve of Pesach was on Shabbat: Pesachim 64b
Cooking it during the Day: Pesachim 41b
Eating it roasted: Pesachim 95a
Raw: Pesachim 41a
Partially roasted ["Na"]: Pesachim 41a, 41a-b, 96a
Boiling it [in water]: Pesachim 41a, 41b
Partally boiled: Pesachim 41b
Smearing it in general liquids or fruit juice: Pesachim 40b
Boiling it in general liquids or fruit juice: Pesachim 40b, 41a
Dipping it in general liquids or fruit juice: Pesachim 40b
Roasting it in general liquids: Pesachim 41b
Pot-Roasting it without liquids: Pesachim 41a, 41b
Roasting a pre-boiled Offering: Pesachim 41a
Boiling a pre-roasted Offering: Pesachim 41a
Roasted to a coal state: Pesachim 41a
Boiling it in Tiverian Hot Springs: Pesachim 41a
Bringing a korban pesach with intent to break the bones, or eat it when it has not been fully roasted: Zevachim 36a
Consumption
People who are too old or sick to consume an Olive-Sized amount, are ineligible to consume from the Offering Pesach: Pesachim 61a
Allowing an impure person to eat the korban, if it was brought in Communal Impurity: Pesachim 95b-96a; Keritot 10a
Slaughtering the korban on behalf of a person who is impure from contact with a sheretz: Zevachim 22b, 23a
Slaughtering the korban on behalf of a person who is impure from contact with a corpse: Zevachim 23a
Slaughtering the korban pesach if the korban, or the kohen bringing it, is impure, using ritzuy tzitz: Zevachim 23a-b
Not allowing an impure person to eat the korban despite the fact that the nation is impure, if his/her impurity is from genital discharge, niddah or childbirth: Pesachim 95b; Keritot 10a
The Blessing: Pesachim 121a; Zevachim 37a
If one made the Blessing of the Holiday Offering on the Pesach Offering, or vice versa: Pesachim 121a; Zevachim 37a
Eating it hastily: Pesachim 96a
Breaking a bone which [doesn't] contain marrow: Pesachim 95a, 96a Punishment for breaking a bone from a valid offering: Makkot 17a
Eating it with Matzah and Bitter Herbs: Pesachim 95a Hallel-Prayer of Praise while eating the Pesach Offering: Pesachim 95a, 95b
End of the period of Consumption: Berachot 9a; Pesachim 120b; Megillah 21a; Makkot 4b, 16a; Rosh Berachot 1:9 Olive Amount is the minimum threshold for proper/improper consumption, for the Mitzvah/Transgression: Pesachim 41a
Receiving Whipping for consuming a Pesach Offering prepared with one of various improper methods: Pesachim 41b
Eating a partially-roasted Pesach during the day: Pesachim 41b
Starting to Eat a properly-prepared Pesach during the day: Pesachim 41b
If part or all of the group dozed, or slept, during consumption: Pesachim 120a-b
Definition of sleep/dozing: Pesachim 120b
Post-Consumption
Eating dessert [Afikoman]: Pesachim 119b
Travelling from one's own group to another's after finishing his own Offering: Pesachim 119b
The Offering is considered to be Illegal Leftovers after its time of consumption: Pesachim 120b
Whether there are lashes for leaving the offering over after its time: Makkot 16a, 17a; Temurah 4b
Whether the Leftovers are burned on the holiday, or not: Shabbat 133a; Temurah 4b Staying in the city of Jerusalem overnight afterward: Pesachim 95b; Rosh HaShanah 5a
An Uncircumcised Male: Pesachim 28b, 96a, 120a
An Uncircumcised Male is still responsible for the Offering: Pesachim 62a
One who has household members or avadim who are not circumcised: Pesachim 96a
One who is impure: Pesachim 28b, 92b, 120a
Whether one who is Impure, but will not be Impure during the time of consumption, may send his Offering with someone else: Pesachim 92b-93a, 93b-94a; Zevachim 22b
For an uncircumcised or impure person to send a korban pesach with someone else: Pesachim 62a
Whether a tevul yom may eat the Pesach Offering: Pesachim 93b
If the whole community is impure: Pesachim 62b
Checking an area of a beit hapras [field in which a grave was lost], to allow someone who had passed through it to eat a Pesach Offering: Pesachim 92b
For an uncircumcised person to fulfill his obligation with another's korban, Hoil [Since] he could correct his situation immediately: Pesachim 62a
How a person with boils would sever a dead limb, avoiding impurity, before bringing the korban pesach: Keritot 15a-b
One who is a Mourner with an Unburied Relative: Pesachim 92b, 98a
Ability of a Mourner with an Unburied Relative to send his Offering with someone else: Pesachim 92b
One who is "Far Away"
One who is "Far Away": Pesachim 28b, 92b, 93a, 120a
Defining "Far Away": Pesachim 93b
Whether one who is "Far Away" may send someone else to do the Pesach Offering for him: Pesachim 92b-93a
The "Intent" Factor in missing the Pesach Offering
Liability for Kareit [Divine Excommunication], or for a sin offering, or for an Asham Taluy [korban for possible error] for failing to perform this mitzvah: Makkot 13b; Keritot 2a
One who is kept from doing the Pesach Offering by unavoidable circumstances or human error does not get the punishment of Divine Ex-Communication: Pesachim 92b
Whether there is a punishment of Divine Ex-Communication for one who intentionally skips the first Pesach Offering: Pesachim 92b-93a
Whether one receives the punishment of Divine Ex-Communication for missing the first Pesach, first and second, or just the second: Pesachim 93a-b
