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From the two dots רשב"ג אומר in the middle of the page until the Mishna
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The Mishna describes the different things that ceased over the time period prior to the destruction of the Beis Hamikdash.
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Why Yochanan Cohen Gadol ceased the confession of Masser. Why the Takanah of D'mai was enacted.
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What happens when the murderer is found. What to do in cases of contradicting witnesses. The things that ceased as the Churban approached.
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How Parah can be more stringent then Eglah if it's derived from there. The rules of Prat and Klal.
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Why you need three sources for the fact that used animals can be brought as a sacrifice. Questioning the statement of Rav Yehudah in the name of Rav.
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The reason we don't derive the laws of Egalh Arufah from Parah Adumah.
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The Mishna describes the actual process of Eglah Arufah.
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The basis for the debate as to where to measure the body from.
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The Mishna describes how to determine which city must bring the Eglah Arufah
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Situations where an Eglah Arufah is not brought.
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What was the Sanhedrin doing there in the first place?
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The sources for the two opinions listed in the Mishna.
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First Mishna in the 9th Perek of Sotah. Describes the laws of אגלה ערופה
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Explanation of which Pesukim are said by the Cohen and which ones are said by the officers.
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The Gemara brings different interpretations of psukim in tanach
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The blessings of the Cohen Gadol on Yom Kippur.
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Treating the congregation with respect. Making blessings in the Mikdash.
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When can the Cohanim put down their hands. How to merit long life!
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What to do when the synagogue had only Kohanim.
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The teachings of R' Yehoshua Ben Levi about Birchas Kohanim
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Sources that Birchas Cohanim must be said with raised arms, and with the Shame Hamiforush.
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The names of Bimyomin's ten sons. Yosef learns seventy languages. Pharos oath and it's consequence.
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Yehosha's response to the children of Yosef. The concept of evil eye.
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The Gemarah describes how the twelve tribes were divided upon the stones of the Eiphod
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The miracles that occurred the day the Jews entered the land
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The Gemarah explains how the Torah was written upon the stones.
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There Gemarah describes the reason the people of Bais Shemesh were punished and how. Then goes on to describe the procession that Dovid made on behalf of the the Aron's return.
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The Gemarah describes the debate that Yehoshua and Caleb had with the other spies.
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The Gemarah expounds on the verses that describe the Giants found in Chevron.
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The Gemarah expounds on the verses explaining the episode of the spies.
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The Gemarah discusses the weight of each of the stones found at Gilgal and thereby deduces the weight of the cluster of grapes carried by the spies and the formation in which it was carried.
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The three things that Yehoshua told the Jews as they stood under the rising waters of the Jordan.
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The Gemara explains how the Jews crossed the Jordon in the times of Yehoshua and the miracles that occurred.