Hullin 59a-b – God as a destructive lion

Hullin 58a-b – Poisons and kosher animals

Hullin 57a-b – A creative therapy performed by a Roman

Hullin 56a-b – Of crops and gizzards

Hullin 55a-b – When kidneys are missing or diseased

Hullin 54a-b – When is an animal not a terefah?

Hullin 53a-b – Indications that a predator may have attacked

Hullin 52a-b – Predatory animals

Hullin 51a-b – When an animal takes a bad fall…or a leap of faith

Hullin 50a-b – Identifying the source of holes in the lungs

Hullin 49a-b – Holes in an animal’s lungs

Hullin 48a-b – An animal with ulcers on its lungs

Hullin 47a-b – Genetic conditions and the color of newborns

Hullin 45a-b – Finding the appropriate spot for ritual slaughter

Hullin 44a-b – Accepting multiple stringencies

Hullin 43a-b – Talmudic testing

Hullin 42a-b – Animals that cannot live much longer

Hullin 41a-b – Slaughtering an ordinary animal and declaring it a sacrifice

Hullin 40a-b – Slaughtering someone else’s animal for idol worship

Hullin 39a-b – Ecumenical interaction in Caesarea

Hullin 38a-b – Slaughtering on behalf of non-Jews

Hullin 37a-b – Can an animal be slaughtered if it appears to be dying?

Hullin 36a-b – The status of different kinds of blood

Hullin 35a-b – Raising the importance of meat by means of ritual slaughter

Hullin 34a-b – Ritual defilement and ordinary meat