Kemitzah for flour offerings is parallel to shechitah for animal offerings: Zevachim 13b
At what time of day this is done: Megillah 20b
Whether shechitah of korbanot may be done by a non-Kohen: Pesachim 64b; Kiddushin 36b; Zevachim 14b, 31b, 32a
Shechitah of korbanot by a woman: Zevachim 31b, 32a
Shechitah of korbanot by an eved ivri: Zevachim 31b, 32a
Shechitah of korbanot by someone who is impure: Zevachim 31b, 32a-b
Requiring that the shochet be pure, as a rabbinic decree, lest he touch the meat and render it impure: Zevachim 32a
Shechitah of korbanot is not done in the heichal: Zevachim 14a
Performing shechitah just after semichah: Zevachim 33a
Performing shechitah on a blemished korban: Temurah 6b
How we know that low-level korbanot may be slaughtered anywhere in the azarah: Zevachim 55a-b High-level korbanot are slaughtered in the northern part of the azarah: Zevachim 47a
The bull of Yom Kippur and the goat korban of Yom Kippur are slaughtered in the northern part of the azarah, and their blood is caught in that same space: Zevachim 47a
Does the korban pesach need to undergo shechitah in the northern part of the azarah: Zevachim 48b
The parim hanisrafim and seirim hanisrafim undergo shechitah in the northern part of the azarah: Zevachim 47a
How we know that the korban olah undergoes shechitah in the northern part of the azarah, and what happens if this is not done: Zevachim 48a, 48b-49a, 53b
How we know that the korban chatat undergoes shechitah in the northern part of the azarah: Zevachim 48a-b
How we know that the korban asham undergoes shechitah in the northern part of the azarah: Zevachim 49a-50a, 54b
Shechitah in the north as a requirement for sa'ir nachshon - the goats brought by the nesi'im in dedicating the mishkan: Zevachim 48b
Shechitah of the lambs of Shavuot and receipt of their blood in the northern part of the azarah: Zevachim 54b-55a
The exact place within the northern area of the Beit haMikdash which is appropriate for shechitah for high-level korbanot [kodshei kodashim]: Zevachim 14a, 33a
Moving the knife away from the receptacle catching the korban's blood, and wiping it on the outside of the receptacle, to avoid having the blood on the knife mix with the blood in the receptacle: Zevachim 25a
What-Ifs
Shechting without any intent to shecht, while involved in some other physical activity [mitasek]: Zevachim 47a
What happens if one slaughters a korban shelamim before dawn, when the Temple doors open: Zevachim 55b; Eruvin 2a; Yoma 62b
What if the animal was to be processed in the northern in the northern part of the azarah, and the shochet or the person receiving the blood was not in the northern area: Zevachim 26a, 48b
What if a chatat is slaughtered in the southern part of the azarah: Zevachim 36a-b
Shechitah of a parah adumah by a non-kohen: Zevachim 14b
What happens if the shochet dies before the korban's service is complete: Yoma 49b
What happens if an animal's legs are outside the Beit haMikdash during the shechitah, and one severs them before or after the shechitah: Zevachim 25b-26a
Shechting when the animal is partially outside the proper area: Zevachim 26a
Shechting when the shochet is standing outside the proper area: Zevachim 32a
Shechting when the animal, or the shochet, is airborne: Zevachim 26a
What happens if a disqualified party slaughters the animal with pigul thoughts: Zevachim 26b, 31b
What happens with a korban that was slaughtered at night, and then put on the mizbeiach: Zevachim 27b
