Leviticus
Commandments that cite Leviticus, in Maimonidean number order.
Commandments in this list
Showing 193–216 of 244 commandments · page 9 of 11.
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Commandment 494: Not to have sexual relations with a woman and her son's daughter
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Commandment 495: Not to have sexual relations with a woman and her daughter's daughter
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Commandment 496: Not to have sexual relations with one's father's sister
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Commandment 497: Not to have sexual relations with one's mother's sister
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Commandment 498: Not to have sexual relations with the wife of one's father's brother (paternal uncle's wife)
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Commandment 499: Not to have sexual relations with one's son's wife (daughter-in-law)
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Commandment 500: Not to have sexual relations with one's brother's wife (sister-in-law), except in levirate marriage
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Commandment 501: Not to have sexual relations with one's wife's sister during one's wife's lifetime
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Commandment 502: Not to have sexual relations with a menstruating woman
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Commandment 503: Not to commit adultery with another man's wife
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Commandment 504: A man shall not have sexual relations with a male as with a woman
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Commandment 505: Not to have sexual relations with an animal
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Commandment 506: A woman shall not have sexual relations with an animal
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Commandment 508: Not to castrate any male creature, human or animal
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Commandment 516: The High Priest shall marry only a virgin
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Commandment 517: The High Priest shall not marry a widow
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Commandment 518: The High Priest shall not take a divorced woman as a wife
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Commandment 519: The High Priest shall not take a harlot as a wife
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Commandment 520: The High Priest shall not have sexual relations with a widow even without marriage
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Commandment 521: A regular priest shall not marry a harlot
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Commandment 522: A regular priest shall not marry a profaned woman (chalalah)
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Commandment 523: A regular priest shall not marry a divorced woman
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Commandment 524: The High Priest shall not enter a place where there is a dead body
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Commandment 525: The High Priest shall not become ritually impure from any corpse, even close relatives