Menahot 70a-b – Does Jewish law consider rice to be a type of grain?

Menahot 69a-b – Utensils that can – and cannot – become ritually defiled

Menahot 68a-b – Permitting the new harvest

Menahot 67a-b – The availability of new grain in the marketplace

Menahot 66a-b – Counting the omer

Menahot 65a-b – Harvesting the new barley crop

Menahot 64a-b – Greek wisdom and the end of sacrifices

Menahot 63a-b – The barley meal-offering on Passover

Menahot 62a-b – “Waving” sacrifices

Menahot 61a-b – Waving in the east

Menahot 60a-b – “Waving” the meal-offering and bringing it near the altar

Menahot 59a-b – Is Shew bread considered a meal-offering?

Menahot 58a-b – What cannot be brought as a meal-offering

Menahot 57a-b – Teachings from the Holy Land

Menahot 56a-b – Blood-letting and sacrifices

Menahot 55a-b – Baking meal-offerings as matzah

Menahot 54a-b – The most difficult kemitzah

Menahot 53a-b – Avraham, God’s beloved, at the site of the Temple

Menahot 52a-b – Using the ashes of a Red Heifer

Menahot 51a-b – What if the kohen dies?

Menahot 50a-b – Daily offerings; daily incense

Menahot 49a-b – Setting priorities in the Temple, and in our prayers

Menahot 48a-b – Wine presses in the Talmudic age

Menahot 47a-b – Shavu’ot sacrifices

Menahot 46a-b – Testifying about Temple practice in Yavneh