The Thanks-Offering is Compared with the Mitzvah of Gladdening a Bride and Groom: Berachot 6b
Whether a Kohen may donate one: Menachot 46b
Structure and Procedure
For certain laws, the Thanks Offering is compared to the Celebratory Offering, due to Biblical usage of the term "Shelamim" on the Thanks Offering: Menachot 46a, 46b, 47b
There are two Elements Necessary to Permit its Use: The Slaughtering and the Blood-Sprinkling: Pesachim 13b
Whether the loaves or the lambs are the central element: Menachot 46b
If one slaugtered the Lambs while he had 80 loaves: Menachot 48a
Whether the loaves and lambs are both integral to the offering: Menachot 46a, 46b
Time allotted for consumption: Pesachim 3a
It isn't brought on the day before Pesach, or on Pesach, due to the Leaven in the Associated Loaves: Pesachim 13b
The Left-Overs are burnt during the daytime: Pesachim 3a
Whether the lambs and loaves are lifted together or separately: Menachot 46b Punishment for eating from this offering before the blood is sprinkled: Makkot 17a Punishment for eating from this offering outside Jerusalem: Makkot 17a
Who receives the skins: Megillah 26a
Responsibility for the Offering
If the Animal damages something ,the Damaged party collects the body of the Thanks-Offering which damaged, but the owner must still bring it as an Offering first: Bava Kamma 13b
What if a Thanks-Offering was confused with an animal which the owner attempted to exchange for it, and then one died: Rosh HaShanah 5b
"What-If"s
An animal which is born from a thanks-offering: Temurah 18a, 18b
An animal which is substituted for a thanks-offering: Temurah 18a, 18b
What happens if one of the animals is lost and replaced, and then the original is found: Temurah 18a, 18b
If one of the animals is lost and replaced after the first animal had undergone the Lifting service, does the replacement require lifting: Menachot 46b
If the blood was sprinkled with improper intent after the bread split following the slaughter of the lambs: Menachot 47b
