Bekhorot 36a-b: The War of Torah

Bekhorot 35a-b: Intentional Blemishes

Bekhorot 34a-b: Damaging a Firstborn

Bekhorot 33a-b: Blood-Letting and Sacrifices

Bekhorot 32a-b: Sharing the Firstborn Animal

Bekhorot 31a-b: Sanctified Meat

Bekhorot 30a-b: Suspected of Ignoring Religious Law

Bekhorot 29a-b: Teaching Torah Without Pay

Bekhorot 28a-b: Blemishes in a Firstborn Animal

Bekhorot 27a-b: Priestly Gifts From Abroad

Bekhorot 26a-b: Gifts for the Kohen

Bekhorot 25a-b: Stoppering a Barrel on Yom Tov

Bekhorot 24a-b: Waiting for Elijah

Bekhorot 23a-b: The Proof is in the Milk

Bekhorot 22a-b: Stillbirth and Ritual Defilement

Bekhorot 21a-b: When an Animal is Purchased From a Jew

Bekhorot 20a-b: Student and Teacher

Bekhorot 19a-b: Assuming a Firstborn

Bekhorot 18a-b: First Among Twins

Bekhorot 17a-b: An Animal That Appears To Be What It Is Not

Bekhorot 16a-b: Sources and Blemishes

Bekhorot 15a-b: Blemished and Consecrated

Bekhorot 14a-b: Sacrificing on Private Altars

Bekhorot 13a-b: The Option of Decapitation

Bekhorot 12a-b: Hybrid Animals