Tractate Shabbat
Mishnah Shabbat, the twelfth tractate and first of Seder Moed, details the labors forbidden on Shabbat: carrying, lighting, dressing. With 24 chapters and 139 mishnayot, it is the longest tractate in all of Seder Moed.
Shabbat - Chapter 1 The categories of transferring objects between domains, and the activities not to be started just before Shabbat begins.
Shabbat - Chapter 2 With what one may light the Shabbat lamps, and which wicks or oils to avoid.
Shabbat - Chapter 3 The rules for keeping a dish warm without further cooking it.
Shabbat - Chapter 4 The materials allowed for wrapping a dish to keep it warm before Shabbat begins.
Shabbat - Chapter 5 The items an animal may go out wearing without transgressing the prohibition of carrying.
Shabbat - Chapter 6 The jewelry and accessories a person may go out wearing on Shabbat.
Shabbat - Chapter 7 The general principle of the categories of forbidden labor, and their subdivisions.
Shabbat - Chapter 8 The minimum quantities that make carrying an object a punishable offense.
Shabbat - Chapter 9 The teachings of Rabbi Akiva linking verses of the Torah to various laws of purity and Shabbat.
Shabbat - Chapter 10 The laws of transferring objects and specific cases related to gardening.
Shabbat - Chapter 11 The laws of throwing an object from one domain to another.
Shabbat - Chapter 12 The laws of building, a category of labor forbidden on Shabbat.
Shabbat - Chapter 13 The forbidden labors related to weaving and sewing.
Shabbat - Chapter 14 The laws of hunting and trapping, and the restrictions on medical care on Shabbat.
Shabbat - Chapter 15 The types of knots permitted or forbidden to make on Shabbat.
Shabbat - Chapter 16 Saving sacred writings and other items in the event of a fire.
Shabbat - Chapter 17 The utensils that may or may not be moved on Shabbat (muktzeh).
Shabbat - Chapter 18 Moving cumbersome obstacles, and the laws of childbirth on Shabbat.
Shabbat - Chapter 19 The laws of circumcision when it falls on Shabbat.
Shabbat - Chapter 20 Straining wine and preparing bedding on Shabbat.
Shabbat - Chapter 21 Removing items set aside (muktzeh) due to repulsion.
Shabbat - Chapter 22 Pressing fruit and the laws of food preparation on Shabbat.
Shabbat - Chapter 23 Borrowing items and preparing for the end of Shabbat.
Shabbat - Chapter 24 Feeding animals, and the case of a person overtaken by nightfall while traveling.
Talmud Bavli