Consuming an animal which has been dedicated for idolatrous sacrifice: Temurah 28a, 29a
Using the paraphernalia attached to an animal which is dedicated for an idolatrous sacrifice: Temurah 28a
Source prohibiting use of such an animal for a Temple Offering: Temurah 29a
Using the fetus which was inside such an animal as an offering: Temurah 30b
What happens if one of these animals is mixed up with eligible offerings: Temurah 28a
Performing the chalitzah rite with a shoe which was designated as a sacrifice for idolatry: Yevamot 103b
Gideon was permitted to violate the law in using this with an offering, on the night he brought his offering: Temurah 28b-29a
Use of this animal's excrement, as currency for Kiddushin stage of Marriage: Temurah 30b
Slaughtering an animal intending to do something with its blood or fat, later, for idolatry: Zevachim 10a
What if an animal that had been designated as a sacrifice for idolatry is placed on the mizbeiach: Zevachim 27b