Chapter 5, Mishna 2, 3, 4

What is shechita?
If an act looks just like kosher slaughter but doesn’t render meat permissible, is it called shechita?
Is there punishment for one who slaughtered red heifer and offspring on the same day?
Is slaughter of red heifer considered an act of slaughter that renders animal fit for consumption?
Can red heifer ever be eaten?
What if it was redeemed?
What if heifer was set aside for neck to be broken in ritual of unsolved murder, but then murderer is found?
What is action that renders heifer forbidden?
From when is one prohibited from deriving benefit from the birds of the metzora?
What if two purchasers slaughtered mother and daughter on the same day?
Does it matter who purchased and slaughtered animal first?
If someone slaughtered a cow then slaughtered its two offspring on the same day, what is punishment?
What if someone slaughtered two offspring (siblings) on the same day, then slaughtered the mother?
What if someone slaughtered cow, daughter’s offspring, and then daughter on the same day?
Does it matter which is slaughtered first?
What is meaning of phrase “it and its offspring?”
Is it prohibited to slaughter mother and offspring on the same day if there are two owners?
What if one slaughters mother, daughter’s offspring, and then daughter?
How is it determined how many lashes one is liable for?
What does Sumakhos hold?
When does transgressor get two sets of lashes?
What is relevance of consuming olive bulks of forbidden fat during lapse of awareness?
What is relevance of twice sowing diverse kinds?
What is meant by “he is flogged?”
When is one who sows diverse kinds liable by Torah law?
What is relevance of eating olive bulk of sciatic nerve?
What is relevance of a person striking or cursing someone who may or may not be his father?
What is relevance of forewarning and uncertainty?
Is an uncertain forewarning a forewarning?
What is relevance of what time warning is given?
What is relevance of when food is consumed?
What if one ate two sciatic nerves from two thighs of two animals?

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