Zevahim 89a-b – Setting priorities in the Temple – I

Zevahim 88a-b – Dirty laundry in the Temple

Zevahim 87a-b – Air rights over the altar

Zevahim 86a-b – More mistakes in the Temple

Zevahim 85a-b – Why are stories included in the Talmud?

Zevahim 84a-b – Different types of sacrificial blemishes

Zevahim 83a-b – Catching mistakes in the Temple – a moment too late

Zevahim 82a-b – A Talmudic parable

Zevahim 81a-b – Mixed-up blood

Zevahim 80a-b – Temple period flasks

Zevahim 79a-b – Eating a sandwich at the Passover Seder

Zevahim 78a-b – Can matzah be made out of rice?

Zevahim 77a-b – The effects of cataracts on a sacrifice

Zevahim 76a-b – Is all produce obligated in Biblical tithes?

Zevahim 75a-b – Does adding restrictions solve the problem?

Zevahim 74a-b – Dropping things in the seas

Zevahim 73a-b – Objects that are counted

Zevahim 72a-b – Objects that stand alone

Zevahim 71a-b – Clarifying confusion in the Temple

Zevahim 70a-b – Mixing and matching sacrifices

Zevahim 69a-b – Limiting the scope of an a fortiori argument

Zevahim 68a-b – Determining the identity of turtledoves and pigeons

Zevahim 67a-b – Bringing a sacrifice from a turtledove or a pigeon – II

Zevahim 66a-b – Bringing a sacrifice from a turtledove or a pigeon – I

Zevahim 65a-b – Only a kohen can perform melikah