Veladot - Animals Born from Sanctified Animals

Animals born from sin offerings - ולד חטאת

Animals born from celebratory offerings - ולד שלמים

Animals born from thanks offerings - ולד תודה, and their loaves

Animals born from guilt offerings - תולדות אשם

Animals born from animals associated with burnt offerings - ולד עולה

Substituting an animal for an animal born of an offering

An animal born of a substitute animal

An animal born from the animal taken for the animal-tithe

An animal born from a first-born Kosher animal

An animal born from a female animal errantly dedicated as the Pesach offering

An animal inside an animal involved in bestiality

An animal inside an animal which kills a human being

An animal inside an animal dedicated for idolatrous use

An animal inside an animal which is worshipped as an idol

The rules relateed to the sanctity of young will not be stricter than those related to the sanctity of the consecrated parent: Bechorot 14b

Differentiating between a child of an offering, and a child of an animal which has been dedicated for Temple upkeep: Temurah 31b

How to slaughter the mother, if the mother is an offering and the fetus is not sanctified: Temurah 11b-12a

How to slaughter the mother, if the fetus is an offering and the mother is not sanctified: Temurah 12a

Burying a sanctified animal's miscarriage or placenta: Temurah 33b

Whether or not we hold that if the mother is to be redeemed, and its money used for certain offerings, then this is the fetus's status as well, or not: Temurah 18b-19b

Sanctifying a fetus inside its non-sanctified mother: Temurah 16b, 24b

Sanctifying a first-born fetus of a Kosher animal, as a clever means to prevent its birth as a first-born animal: Temurah 24b-25a

Sanctifying a fetus inside a sin offering, as a burnt offering: Temurah 24b

Sanctification of a fetus along with its pregnant mother: Temurah 10a-11a, 19a, 25a, 25b

Sanctifying an animal for one offering, and the fetus inside it for another offering: Temurah 10b, 19a, 25a-b

Whether a child conceived inside of an offering becomes sanctified upon conception or upon birth: Temurah 11a, 25a, 25b; Keritot 23b

Status of an animal which is sanctified as a fetus, and then is born via Caesarean Section: Temurah 17a

Blemishing a first-born kosher animal [bechor] while it is still in utero: Bechorot 3b; Temurah 24b

Substituting an animal for the interbred child of a Temple offering: Temurah 17a

Substituting an animal for the child of a Temple offering, if it is hermaphroditic or of indeterminate gender: Temurah 17a

The status of a child of an animal which had been blemished at the time of its dedication as a Temple Offering: Bechorot 14a-b, 15b-16a; Temurah 33b

Bringing a blemished animal as a korban, if it became holy as the young of a consecrated animal: Bechorot 14b, 15b

Young born to an animal that was conscrated, then became pregnant, then was redeemed due to its blemish, and then gave birth: Bechorot 14a-b



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