An Animal used as a Prostitute's fee, or sold for a Dog - Etnan Zonah/Mechir Kelev
An item used as a Prostitute's Fee
Using such an item for a Temple offering: Temurah 28b
Using such an item for the Red Heifer: Temurah 30b
Using gold which has been a prostitute's fee, as part of the coating of the golden altar: Temurah 30b
Using stones which have been a prostitute's fee, in construction of the Temple: Temurah 30b
Using such a bird for a Temple offering: Temurah 30b
Using the child of such an animal for a Temple offering: Temurah 30a
Using the paraphernalia on such an animal for a Temple offering: Temurah 28b
Using an animal purchased with money given as a prostitute's fee: Temurah 30b
Using non-living items which are used for Temple offerings: Temurah 30b
Using an item for a Temple offering, if it underwent processing after it was used as a prostitute's fee: Temurah 30b
Using items which had been sanctified before they were given to the prostitute: Temurah 30b
Using a Pesach offering if one gave a portion of it for a prostitute's fee: Temurah 30b
An animal used to pay for a woman's time, rather than for sexual relations, per se: Temurah 29b
Applying this rule to any purchase of sexual relations termed "Zenut": Temurah 29b
Applying this rule to sexual relations with one's wife while she is menstruant: Temurah 29b
Payment for sexual realtions between someone's femlae eved and one's male eved: Temurah 29a, 30a
Differentiating between cases involving Jewish and Gentile prostitutes: Temurah 29b
Whether this includes any animal used as all or part of an exchange involving sexual relations: Temurah 29a
What if this animal is part of an over-payment: Temurah 29a
What if the animal is given over before the relations occur, or at a later date after the relations occur: Temurah 29a-b
Whether this applies to payment for both heterosexual and homosexual relations: Temurah 29b
An animal used to pay for sexual relations with an animal: Temurah 30a, 30a-b
Whether this applies to a gift from a woman to a man for sexual relations: Temurah 29b
What if the woman who has been paid sanctifies the animal, or actually offers it as an offering, before the sexual relations occur: Temurah 29a-b
What happens if an animal used as a prostitute's fee is mixed up with eligible offerings: Temurah 28a
What if an animal which had been used as a prostitute's fee, or exchanged for a dog, is placed on the mizbeiach: Zevachim 27b
An animal exchanged for a dog
What happens if partners split their property, and one partner takes a certain amount of property as the equivalent of property which includes a dog, which the other one takes: Temurah 30a
Using such an animal for a Temple offering: Temurah 28b
Using a bird exchanged for a dog, as a Temple offering: Temurah 30b
Using sanctified items, if they were sanctified before they were exchanged for a dog: Temurah 30b
Using the child of such an animal for a Temple offering: Temurah 30a
Using the paraphernalia on such an animal for a Temple offering: Temurah 28b
What happens if an animal exchanged for a dog is mixed up with eligible offerings: Temurah 28a
An animal given in exchange for a prostitute: Temurah 30a