General Rules of Celebratory Offerings - Korban Shelamim

Disqualifications of a korban pesach, which might convert it into a korban shelamim

Differences in the service on Yom Tov

The gender of the offering: Temurah 14a

Considered to be the property of the Kohanim: Bava Kama 13a

Procedure for collection from a korban shelamim which damaged property: Bava Kama 13a

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"

The korban pesach is a kind of shelamim, but the korban pesach is of stricter status: Rashi Zevachim 11a "im ken"

Use of a horn from a korban shelamim, for shofar on Rosh HaShanah: Rosh HaShanah 28a

Whether Laws of trespass on sanctified property [meilah] apply to a korban shelamim: Rosh HaShanah 28a

Using maaser sheni funds to acquire a korban shelamim: Zevachim 50a

Korban shelamim requires semichah - leaning on the animal by the bringer of the korban: Pesachim 96b, 97a; Zevachim 9a

Korban shelamim requires libations: Pesachim 96b, 97a; Zevachim 9a

Rule that the korban may be slaughtered anywhere in the azarah: Zevachim 55a

Placing the blood on two corners of the external mizbeiach: Zevachim 55a

How many sprinklings of the blood are absolutely required: Sanhedrin 4a, 4b; Zevachim 36b-38b

The remainder of the blood is thrown to the wall of the Altar: Pesachim 121a

The chest and thigh-bone are raised: Pesachim 96b, 97a; Zevachim 9a

How the raising is done for korban shelamim: Succah 47b; Makkot 18b

The maximal time for eating a korban shelamim: Pesachim 3a

The remainder is burnt during the daytime: Pesachim 3a

The tail-fat from a korban shelamim, if it's a lamb, is burnt on the mizbeiach [altar]: Pesachim 3b

Who may eat from this korban, and where: Zevachim 55a

Who may eat the parts which are given to the kohanim, and where, and when: Zevachim 55a

Who receives the skins: Megillah 26a

What to do with an animal that was born to a shelamim before the korban could be offered: Rosh HaShanah 6a; Bechorot 15b; Temurah 17b, 18a-b

What to do with an animal born of a blemished shelamim: Bechorot 15b

An animal born of an animal born of a substitute for a korban shelamim: Temurah 18a-b

What to do with an animal born to an animal born of a shelamim: Temurah 18a-b

Performing the services for an animal born of a korban shelamim, substituted for an animal born of a korban shelamim: Temurah 17b

Edict preventing use of a shelamim's child lest one raise herds of them and mis-use them: Temurah 18a

Sanctifying an animal as a korban shelamim, and its fetus as a korban olah: Temurah 25a

What to do with an animal born to a blemished shelamim: Temurah 17b

Raising the chest and thigh of an animal born of a korban shelamim, or substituted for an animal born of a korban shelamim: Temurah 17b

Leaning on an animal born of a korban shelamim, or substituted for an animal born of a korban shelamim: Temurah 17b

Bringing libations with an animal born of a korban shelamim, or substituted for an animal born of a korban shelamim: Temurah 17b

Status of a substitute for a korban shelamim: Bechorot 15b; Temurah 17b

Substitution for a blemished korban shelamim: Bechorot 15b; Temurah 17b

Performing the services for an animal substituted for a korban shelamim, or substituted for an animal born of a korban shelamim: Temurah 17b

What if it was slaughtered before the opening of the Doors of the Inner Room of the Temple: Eruvin 2a; Yoma 62b; Zevachim 55b

What if the original animal was lost, and then it was found after a replacement was used: Rosh HaShanah 5b; Zevachim 11a-b

What if the remainder of the blood was poured out at the base of the mizbeiach [altar]: Pesachim 121a

Punishment for consuming the korban outside Jerusalem: Makkot 17a

Punishment for consuming the korban before the blood is sprinkled: Makkot 17a

Bringing a leftover Pesach offering as a korban shelamim: Zevachim 7b, 9a-b, 11a-b, 49a; Temurah 19a, 20a

If one slaughtered the korban pesach outside its proper timeframe, with improper intent, it becomes a korban shelamim: Zevachim 7b, 8b-9b, 11a-b; Menachot 47b

What if a korban shelamim is processed with a korban todah in mind: Zevachim 4a, 7a

What if a korban shelamim is processed with another korban in mind: Zevachim 8a-b

What if a korban shelamim is processed with the wrong owner in mind: Zevachim 8a-b

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

What if a shelamim is processed with a thought of pigul and then, later, with the wrong korban in mind: Zevachim 13b

What happens to a shelamim if one dips his finger in the blood with a thought of pigul: Zevachim 13b



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