Tractate Negaim
Mishnah Negaim, the fifty-fourth tractate of Seder Taharot, governs the diagnosis of tzaraat, the skin affliction described in the Torah. Spread across 14 chapters and 115 mishnayot, it has no Gemara in the Babylonian Talmud.
Negaim - Chapter 1 The types of skin discoloration, and the signs of tzaraat.
Negaim - Chapter 2 The examination procedure carried out by the priest.
Negaim - Chapter 3 Who examines and who is examined, according to different categories of people.
Negaim - Chapter 4 The signs indicating a spreading affliction.
Negaim - Chapter 5 The sign of the whitened hair, and that of raw flesh.
Negaim - Chapter 6 The sizes and measurements relevant to diagnosis.
Negaim - Chapter 7 The periods of quarantine, and the cases requiring isolation.
Negaim - Chapter 8 A healed affliction that reappears afterward.
Negaim - Chapter 9 Tzaraat affecting a person entirely covered by it.
Negaim - Chapter 10 Boils and burns, and their specific signs.
Negaim - Chapter 11 Garments affected by tzaraat.
Negaim - Chapter 12 Houses affected by tzaraat.
Negaim - Chapter 13 The purification process for an affected house.
Negaim - Chapter 14 The purification ceremony for a person (birds, cedar wood, etc.).
Talmud Bavli