How the Megillah is Read

Having multiple simultaneous readers: Rosh HaShanah 27a; Megillah 21a, 21b

How many translators one can have simultaneously: Megillah 21b

For a cheresh to read it: Berachot 15a-b; Megillah 19b

For a shoteh to read it: Berachot 15a-b; Megillah 19b

For a Minor to read it, before or after the Age of Education: Berachot 15a-b; Megillah 19b, 20a

The Blessing before the Reading: Megillah 21b

Whether the reader ought to be standing, or not: Megillah 21a

Which sections must be read: Megillah 18b, 19a [2x]

Reading sections of it out of order: Megillah 17a [2x], 18a-b

"Reading" it by heart: Megillah 17a, 18a

Requiring that a fully-written scroll be before the Reader: Megillah 18b, 19a

Reading it in a language other than the original: Megillah 17a, 18a

Reading it while writing/editing it: Megillah 17a, 18b

Interrupting during the Reading: Berachot 14a; Megillah 17a, 18a-b

Dozing during the Reading: Megillah 17a, 18b

If there was a halt of enough time that he could have finished in the interim: Rosh HaShanah 34b

What to do, if the Reader realizes that he has skipped part of the Reading: Megillah 18b

Reading the names of the 10 sons of Haman, and the ensuing word "Aseres [the ten]," in one breath: Megillah 16b

The blessing after the reading: Megillah 21a, 21b

Hearing the Megillah in a language which one doesn't comprehend: Megillah 17a, 18a

Hearing the Megillah from outside a Synagogue: Rosh HaShanah 27b, 28a, 29a

Whether an individual (as opposed to a quorum) may read the Megillah: Megillah 5a

What to do if one enters the Synagogue in the middle of the Reading: Megillah 18b

Requiring Intent in order to fulfill the Mitzvah: Rosh HaShanah 27b, 28a, 29a

Reading the Megillah for someone else to hear and get the Mitzvah, where the reader already recited it: Rosh HaShanah 29b



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