Hullin 42a-b: An Animal That Could Not Continue To Live

Hullin 41a-b: Slaughter Outside the Temple

Hullin 40a-b: Slaughtering Someone Else’s Animal

Hullin 39a-b: Non-Decision in Caesarea

Hullin 38a-b: Slaughtering On Behalf Of Non-Jews

Hullin 37a-b: Slaughtering a Dying Animal

Hullin 36a-b: Blood That Prepares for Defilement

Hullin 35a-b: Preparation for Defilement

Hullin 34a-b: Ritual Defilement and Ordinary Meat

Hullin 33a-b: Bloodless Slaughter

Hullin 32a-b: A Moment of Hesitation

Hullin 31a-b: Without Intent to Slaughter

Hullin 30a-b: Slaughter in Two or Three Places

Hullin 29a-b: Necessary Redundancy

Hullin 28a-b: Cutting Veins and Arteries

Hullin 27a-b: Creation and Ritual Slaughter

Hullin 26a-b: Announcing the Approach of Shabbat

Hullin 25a-b: A Golem State

Hullin 24a-b: Unfit for Service

Hullin 23a-b: Between Lamb and Ram

Hullin 22a-b: Sacrifices From Fowl

Hullin 21a-b: Time of Death

Hullin 20a-b: Must Birds Be Ritually Slaughtered?

Hullin 19a-b: Ritual Slaughter Vs. Temple Service

Hullin 18a-b: The Knife and the Local Sage