Chagigah 2 - 8 - Who is obligated in the mitzvah of bringing a
sacrifice on visiting the Beit Hamikdash on a Festival - The
lame, the blind, the half-slave, the mute and the deaf - Why
little children are brought to Yerushalayim once in seven years
- How to view the differences of opinion among Sages - The eyes
of Rabbi Yossi ben Durmaskis - What determines insanity - Women,
hermaphrodites, children and slaves - The uncircumcised, the
spiritually impure and the half-blind - Why some Sages wept upon
reading certain passages - When a good deed can be
counterproductive - The secret of the Sage Rava and the charades
of Rabbi Yehoshua ben Chananya - The “weeping”, as it were, of
G-d - Blessing from a blind sage - The "one-day-a-year scholar"
- Why the Prophet Shmuel was not brought to Yerushalayim right
away - The minimum value of the sacrifices brought on Festival -
Nature of the sacrifice brought by our ancestors in the
wilderness - If a sacrifice must be brought every time one
enters the Beit Hamikdash during t