Animal Tithing - Maaser Beheimah

Delay in bringing this offering

Animals owned by a nochri: Zevachim 45a; Temurah 3a
Animals from outside of Israel: Temurah 21a

As Property of the Kohanim: Bava Kama 13a
Whether it may be sold: Bava Kama 13a; Temurah 5b
What happens if someone tries to substitute [temurah] another animal for the one which has been selected: Zevachim 37b; Temurah 5b, 13b, 21a
What happens to the young of an animal which is substituted for the animal taken as tithe: Temurah 21a-b
What happens if the town in which the animal is owned, becomes a city condemned for idolatry: Temurah 8a

Animals from before the first of Elul, or perhaps Tishrei, may not be counted with those from afterward: Rosh HaShanah 2a, 7b, 8a
Counting an animal which may be a First-Born Kosher Animal: Bava Metzia 7a
Counting the redemption-animal for an uncertain First-Born: Bava Metzia 6b-7a
Counting 10 animals which had Uncertain First-Born Non-Kosher Animal status: Bava Metzia 7a
Counting 10 animals which were all redemptions for animals which may have been Non-Kosher First-Born Animals: Bava Metzia 7a
What to do if one of the already-counted animals jumps back into the pack to be counted: Bava Metzia 6b-7a
What to do if one labels the eleventh as the tenth, and the tenth as the ninth, accidentally: Eruvin 50a; Temurah 13b
What if the tenth animal, or its substitute, is blemished: Temurah 13b
Counting an animal which is underage for being used as an offering: Temurah 19b
What if two animals come out at the same time, as the "tenth": Eruvin 50a
Sanctifying half of an animal: Eruvin 50a
Performing the tithe at night: Zevachim 12a

Can't be designated on the Holiday, because of concern that one might mark the animal: Chagigah 8a

Whether this animal may be redeemed: Temurah 5b, 8a, 13b, 21a
Redemption by partners: Zevachim 6a
Whether the heir of the original owner pays an extra one-fifth when redeeming it: Zevachim 6a

Pouring the blood on the Base of the Altar: Pesachim 64b; Zevachim 37a
Burning of some sections of the animal on the Altar: Pesachim 64b; Zevachim 37a
Sprinkling its blood, if it gets mixed in with blood from other offerings: Temurah 5b
The shelamim is considered holier than the bechor and maaser beheimah offerings, because of the way it is processed: Zevachim 11b; Rashi Zevachim 2a "Bechor"
What happens if one brings a maaser beheimah animal without intent for the right offering and right owner: Zevachim 7b
What if a korban shelamim was processed with intent for it to be a bechor or maaser beheimah: Zevachim 2a; 11b
What if a bechor or maaser beheimah was processed with intent for it to be a korban shelamim: Zevachim 2a; 11b

Can't be used for the korban tamid: Pesachim 47b
What happens to an animal born from the animal-tithe: Temurah 18b
A substitute for an animal which has been selected for the animal-tithe: Temurah 5b, 13b
What happens if someone blemishes an animal which has been substituted for the animal taken as the tithe: Temurah 21a
What happens if someone blemishes an animal which has been substituted for the animal taken as the tithe by accident - it was supposed to be the ninth: Temurah 21a

Deadline for bringing the maaser beheimah as a korban: Zevachim 29b
What if one slaughtered the korban pesach outside its proper timeframe, with intent that it should be maaser beheimah: Zevachim 9a


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