For a Kohen to Become Impure

Acquiring impurity by leaving Israel, for various purposes

Acquiring impurity by entering a field in which a grave has been lost, for various purposes

Becoming impure in Picking up a Lost Item to Return it

Becoming impure in Burying a Body which has no Buriers

Becoming impure in Burying a Relative

Choosing between Listening to Parents and the Prohibition against Becoming Impure

Prohibition against contracting Impurity of a Corpse: Rosh HaShanah 16b

Punishment for becoming impure: Makkot 21b

Keeping the meal which extends the limits on Shabbat travel outside a town [Techum Shabbat] in a cemetery, for a Kohen: Eruvin 26b-27a, 30b-31a

Keeping the meal which extends the limits on Shabbat travel outside a town [Techum Shabbat] in a field in which a grave has been lost [Beit haPeras], for a Kohen: Eruvin 26b-27a, 30b-31a

Becoming impure in order to remove an impure entity from the Temple: Eruvin 104b-105a

Becoming impure is a desecration of Gd's Name: Berachot 19b

Becoming impure in order to show honor to a mourner: Berachot 19b



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