View source for 613 Mitzvos according to Sefer Hamitzvos of Rambam

''[[Sefer Hamitzvot]]'' ("Book of Commandments") by [[Maimonides]], with a critical commentary by [[Nachmanides]]. Maimonides employs a set of fourteen rules (''shorashim'') which determine inclusion into the list. In this work, he supports his specification of each Mitzvah through quotations from the ''[[midrash halakha]]'' and the [[Gemara]]. Nachmanides makes a number of critical points and replaces some items of the list with others.

==248 Positive Mitzvos==

P1. Believing in G-d<br>
P2. Unity of G-d<br>
P3. Loving G-d<br>
P4. Fearing G-d<br>
P5. Worshiping G-d<br>
P6. Cleaving to G-d<br>
P7. Taking an oath by G-d's Name<br>
P8. Walking in G-d's ways<br>
P9. Sanctifying G-d's Name<br>
P10. Reading the Shema twice daily<br>
P11. Studying and teaching Torah<br>
P12. Wearing Tephillin of the head<br>
P13. Wearing Tephillin of the hand<br>
P14. To make Tzitzis<br>
P15. To affix a Mezuzah<br>
P16. Hakhel during Sukkos<br>
P17. A king should write a Torah<br>
P18. Everyone should write a Torah<br>
P19. Grace after meals<br>
P20. Building a Sanctuary for G-d<br>
P21. Revering the Beis Hamikdosh<br>
P22. Guarding the Mikdosh<br>
P23. Levitical services in the Mikdosh<br>
P24. Ablutions of the Kohanim<br>
P25. Kindling the lamps by the Kohanim<br>
P26. Kohanim blessing Israel<br>
P27. The Showbread<br>
P28. Burning the Incense<br>
P29. The perpetual fire on the Altar<br>
P30. Removing the ashes from the Altar<br>
P31. Removing tameh persons from the camp<br>
P32. Honoring the Kohanim<br>
P33. The Priestly garments<br>
P34. Kohanim bearing the Ark on their shoulders<br>
P35. The oil of the Anointment<br>
P36. Kohanim ministering in watches<br>
P37. Kohanim defiling themselves for deceased relatives<br>
P38. Kohein Gadol should only marry a virgin<br>
P39. Daily Burnt Offerings<br>
P40. Kohein Gadol's daily Meal Offering<br>
P41. The Shabbos Additional Offering<br>
P42. The New Moon Additional Offering<br>
P43. The Pesach Additional Offering<br>
P44. The Meal Offering of the Omer<br>
P45. The Shavuos Additional Offering<br>
P46. Bring Two Loaves on Shavuos<br>
P47. The Rosh hashana Additional Offering<br>
P48. The Yom Kippur Additional Offering<br>
P49. The Service of Yom Kippur<br>
P50. The Sukkos Offering<br>
P51. The Shemini Atzeret Additional Offering<br>
P52. The three annual pilgrimages<br>
P53. Appearing before the L-rd during the Festivals<br>
P54. Rejoicing on the Festivals<br>
P55. Slaughtering the Pesach Offering<br>
P56. Eating the Pesach Offering<br>
P57. Slaughtering the Pesach Sheini Offering<br>
P58. Eating the Pesach Sheini Offering<br>
P59. Blowing the trumpets in the Sanctuary<br>
P60. Minimum age of cattle to be offered<br>
P61. Offering only unblemished sacrifices<br>
P62. Bringing salt with every offering<br>
P63. The Burnt-Offering<br>
P64. The Sin-Offering<br>
P65. The Guilt-Offering<br>
P66. The Peace-Offering<br>
P67. The Meal-Offering<br>
P68. Offerings of a Court that has erred<br>
P69. The Fixed Sin-Offering<br>
P70. The Suspensive Guilt-Offering<br>
P71. The Unconditional Guilt-Offering<br>
P72. The Offering of a Higher or Lower Value<br>
P73. Making confession<br>
P74. Offering brought by a zav (man with a discharge)<br>
P75. Offering brought by a zavah (woman with a discharge)<br>
P76. Offering of a woman after childbirth<br>
P77. Offering brought by a leper<br>
P78. Tithe of Cattle<br>
P79. Sanctifying the First-born<br>
P80. Redeeming the First-born<br>
P81. Redeeming the firstling of a donkey<br>
P82. Breaking the neck of the firstling of a donkey<br>
P83. Bringing due offerings on the first festival<br>
P84. All offerings to be brought to the Sanctuary<br>
P85. Bring all offerings due from outside Eretz Yisroel to Sanctuary<br>
P86. Redeeming blemished offerings<br>
P87. Holiness of substituted offerings<br>
P88. Kohanim eat the residue of the Meal Offerings<br>
P89. Kohanim eat the meat of the Consecrated Offerings<br>
P90. To burn Consecrated Offerings that have become tameh<br>
P91. To burn the remnant of the Consecrated Offerings<br>
P92. The Nazir letting his hair grow<br>
P93. Nazirite obligations on completion of vow<br>
P94. All oral submissions to be fulfilled<br>
P95. Revocation of vows<br>
P96. Defilement through carcasses of animals<br>
P97. Defilement through carcasses of eight creeping creatures<br>
P98. Defilement of food and drink<br>
P99. Tumah of a menstruant<br>
P100. Tumah of a woman after childbirth<br>
P101. Tumah of a leper<br>
P102. Garments contaminated by leprosy<br>
P103. A leprous house<br>
P104. Tumah of a zav (man with a discharge)<br>
P105. Tumah of semen<br>
P106. Tumah of a zavah (woman with a discharge)<br>
P107. Tumah of a corpse<br>
P108. The law of the water of sprinkling<br>
P109. Immersing in a mikveh<br>
P110. Cleansing from Leprosy<br>
P111. A leper must shave his head<br>
P112. The leper must be made distinguishable<br>
P113. Ashes of the Red Heifer<br>
P114. Valuation of a person<br>
P115. Valuation of beasts<br>
P116. Valuation of houses<br>
P117. Valuation of fields<br>
P118. Restitution for Sacrilege<br>
P119. The fruits of the fourth-year planting<br>
P120. To leave the corners (Peah) for the poor<br>
P121. To leave gleanings for the poor<br>
P122. To leave the forgotten sheaf for the poor<br>
P123. To leave defective grape clusters for the poor<br>
P124. To leave grape gleanings for the poor<br>
P125. To bring First-fruits to the Sanctuary<br>
P126. To set aside the great Heave-offering<br>
P127. To set aside the first tithe<br>
P128. To set aside the second tithe<br>
P129. The Levites' tithe for the Kohanim<br>
P130. To set aside the poor-man's tithe in the third and sixth year<br>
P131. The avowal of the tithe<br>
P132. Recital on bringing the First-fruits<br>
P133. To set aside the Challah for the Kohein<br>
P134. Renouncing as ownerless produce of the Sabbatical year<br>
P135. Resting the land on the Sabbatical year<br>
P136. Sanctifying the Jubilee year<br>
P137. Blowing the Shofar in the Jubilee year<br>
P138. Reversion of the land in the Jubilee year<br>
P139. Redemption of property in a walled city<br>
P140. Counting the years till the Jubilee year<br>
P141. Cancelling monetary claims in the Sabbatical year<br>
P142. Exacting debts from idolaters<br>
P143. The Kohein's due in the slaughter of every clean animal<br>
P144. The first of the fleece to be given to the Kohein<br>
P145. Devoted thing to G-d and the Kohein<br>
P146. Slaughtering animals before eating them<br>
P147. Covering the blood of slain birds and animals<br>
P148. Releasing the mother before taking the nest<br>
P149. Searching for the prescribed signs in cattle and animals<br>
P150. Searching for the prescribed signs in birds<br>
P151. Searching for the prescribed signs in grasshoppers<br>
P152. Searching for the prescribed signs in fishes<br>
P153. Determining the New Moon<br>
P154. Resting on Shabbos<br>
P155. Proclaiming the sanctity of Shabbos<br>
P156. Removal of chometz on Pesach<br>
P157. Recounting Exodus from Egypt on first night of Pesach<br>
P158. Eating Matzah on the first night of Pesach<br>
P159. Resting on the first day of Pesach<br>
P160. Resting on the seventh day of Pesach<br>
P161. Counting the Omer<br>
P162. Resting on Shavuos<br>
P163. Resting on Rosh Hashana<br>
P164. Fasting on Yom Kippur<br>
P165. Resting on Yom Kippur<br>
P166. Resting on the first day of Sukkos<br>
P167. Resting on Shemini Atzeres<br>
P168. Dwelling in a Sukkah for seven days<br>
P169. Taking a Lulav on Sukkos<br>
P170. Hearing a Shofar on Rosh Hashana<br>
P171. Giving half a shekel annually<br>
P172. Heeding the Prophets<br>
P173. Appointing a King<br>
P174. Obeying the Great Court<br>
P175. Abiding by a majority decision<br>
P176. Appointing Judges and Officers of the Court<br>
P177. Treating litigants equally before the law<br>
P178. Testifying in Court<br>
P179. Inquiring into the testimony of witnesses<br>
P180. Condemning witnesses who testify falsely<br>
P181. Eglah Arufah<br>
P182. Establishing Six Cities of Refuge<br>
P183. Assigning cities to the Levi'im<br>
P184. Building fences on roof; and removing sources of danger from our dwellings<br>
P185. Destroying all idol-worship<br>
P186. The law of the apostate city<br>
P187. The law of the Seven Nations<br>
P188. The extinction of the seed of Amalek<br>
P189. Remembering the nefarious deeds of Amalek<br>
P190. The law of the non-obligatory war<br>
P191. Appoint a Kohein to speak to the people going to war and send back any man unfit for battle<br>
P192. Preparing a place beyond the camp<br>
P193. Including a digging tool among war implements<br>
P194. A robber to restore the stolen article<br>
P195. To give charity<br>
P196. Lavishing gifts on a Hebrew bondman on his freedom<br>
P197. Lending money to the poor<br>
P198. Lending money to the heathen with interest<br>
P199. Restoring a pledge to a needy owner<br>
P200. Paying wages on time<br>
P201. An employee is allowed to eat the produce he's working in<br>
P202. Unloading a tired animal<br>
P203. Assisting the owner in loading his burden<br>
P204. Returning lost property to its owner<br>
P205. Rebuking the sinner<br>
P206. Loving our Fellow Jew<br>
P207. Loving the convert<br>
P208. The law of weights and measures<br>
P209. Honoring scholars<br>
P210. Honoring parents<br>
P211. Fearing parents<br>
P212. Be fruitful and multiply<br>
P213. The law of marriage<br>
P214. Bridegroom devotes himself to his wife for one year<br>
P215. Circumcising one's son<br>
P216. Law of the Levirite Marriage<br>
P217. Law of Chalitzah<br>
P218. A violator must marry the maiden he has violated<br>
P219. The law of the defamer of his bride<br>
P220. The law of the seducer<br>
P221. The law of the captive woman<br>
P222. The law of divorce<br>
P223. The law of a suspected adulteress<br>
P224. Whipping transgressors of certain commandments<br>
P225. The law of unintentional manslaughter<br>
P226. Beheading transgressors of certain commandments<br>
P227. Strangling transgressors of certain commandments<br>
P228. Burning transgressors of certain commandments<br>
P229. Stoning transgressors of certain commandments<br>
P230. Hanging after execution, transgressors of certain commandments<br>
P231. Burial on the day of execution<br>
P232. The law of the Hebrew bondman<br>
P233. Hebrew bondmaid to be married by her master or his son<br>
P234. Redemption of a Hebrew bondmaid<br>
P235. The law of a Canaanite bondman<br>
P236. Penalty of inflicting injury<br>
P237. The law of injuries caused by an ox<br>
P238. The law of injuries caused by an pit<br>
P239. The law of theft<br>
P240. The law of damage caused by a beast<br>
P241. The law of damage caused by a fire<br>
P242. The law of an unpaid bailee<br>
P243. The law of a paid bailee<br>
P244. The law of a borrower<br>
P245. The law of buying and selling<br>
P246. The law of litigants<br>
P247. Saving the life of the pursued<br>
P248. The law of inheritance<br>

==365 Negative Mitzvos==

N1. Not believing in any other G-d<br>
N2. Not to make images for the purpose of worship<br>
N3. Not to make an idol (even for others) to worship<br>
N4. Not to make figures of human beings<br>
N5. Not to bow down to an idol<br>
N6. Not to worship idols<br>
N7. Not to hand over any children to Moloch<br>
N8. Not to practice sorcery of the ov<br>
N9. Not to practice sorcery of the yidde'oni<br>
N10. Not to study idolatrous practices<br>
N11. Not to erect a pillar which people will assemble to honor<br>
N12. Not to make figured stones on which to prostrate ourselves<br>
N13. Not to plant trees in the Sanctuary<br>
N14. Not to swear by an idol<br>
N15. Not to divert people to idolatry<br>
N16. Not to try to persuade an Israelite to worship idols<br>
N17. Not to love someone who seeks to mislead you to idols<br>
N18. Not to relax one's aversion to the misleader<br>
N19. Not to save the life of a misleader<br>
N20. Not to plead for the misleader<br>
N21. Not to oppress evidence unfavorable to the misleader<br>
N22. No benefit from ornaments which have adorned an idol<br>
N23. Not rebuilding an apostate city<br>
N24. Not deriving benefit from property of an apostate city<br>
N25. Not increasing wealth from anything connected with idolatry<br>
N26. Not prophesying in the name of an idol<br>
N27. Not prophesying falsely<br>
N28. Not to listen to the prophesy made in the name of an idol<br>
N29. Not fearing or refraining from killing a false prophet<br>
N30. Not adopting the habits and customs of unbelievers<br>
N31. Not practicing divination<br>
N32. Not regulating one's conduct by the stars<br>
N33. Not practicing the art of the soothsayer<br>
N34. Not practicing sorcery<br>
N35. Not practicing the art of the charmer<br>
N36. Not consulting a necromancer who uses the ov<br>
N37. Not consulting a sorcerer who uses the ydo'a<br>
N38. Not to seek information from the dead<br>
N39. Women not to wear men's clothes or adornments<br>
N40. Men not wearing women's clothes or adornments<br>
N41. Not imprinting any marks on our bodies<br>
N42. Not wearing Shatnes (mixture of wool and linen)<br>
N43. Not shaving the temples of the head<br>
N45. Not making cuttings in our flesh<br>
N46. Not settling in the land of Egypt<br>
N47. Not to follow one's heart or eyes<br>
N48. Not to make a covenant with the Seven Nations of Canaan<br>
N49. Not to spare the life of the Seven Nations<br>
N50. Not to show mercy to idolaters<br>
N51. Not to allow idolaters to settle in our land<br>
N52. Not to intermarry with a heretic<br>
N53. Not to intermarry with a male from Ammon or Moav<br>
N54. Not to exclude the descendants of Esav<br>
N55. Not to exclude the descendants of Egyptians<br>
N56. Not offering peace to Ammon and Moav<br>
N57. Not destroying fruit trees in time of siege<br>
N58. Not fearing heretics in time of war<br>
N59. Not forgetting what Amalek did to us<br>
N60. Not blaspheming the Great Name<br>
N61. Not violating a shevuas bittui (oath of utterance)<br>
N62. Not swearing a shevuas shav (vain oath)<br>
N63. Not profaning the Name of G-d<br>
N64. Not testing His promises and warnings<br>
N65. Not to break down houses of worship or to destroy holy books<br>
N66. Not leaving the body of an executed criminal hanging overnight<br>
N67. Not to interrupt the watch over the Sanctuary<br>
N68. Kohein Gadol may not enter Sanctuary at any but prescribed times<br>
N69. Kohein with blemish not to enter Sanctuary from Altar inwards<br>
N70. Kohein with a blemish not to minister in the Sanctuary<br>
N71. Kohein with a temporary blemish not to minister in Sanctuary<br>
N72. Levites and Kohanim not perform each other's allotted services<br>
N73. Not to be intoxicated when entering Sanctuary; and not to be intoxicated when giving a decision on Torah law<br>
N74. Zar (non-kohein) not to minister in Sanctuary<br>
N75. Tameh Kohein not to minister in Sanctuary<br>
N76. Kohein who is tevul yom, not to minister in Sanctuary<br>
N77. Tameh person not to enter any part of Sanctuary<br>
N78. Tameh person not to enter camp of Levites<br>
N79. Not to build an Altar of stones which were touched by iron<br>
N80. Not to ascend the Altar by steps<br>
N81. Not to extinguish the Altar fire<br>
N82. Not to offer any sacrifice whatever on the Golden Altar<br>
N83. Not to make oil like the Oil of Anointment<br>
N84. Not anoint anyone with special oil except Kohein Gadol and King<br>
N85. Not to make incense like used in Sanctuary<br>
N86. Not to remove the staves from their rings in the Ark<br>
N87. Not to remove the Breastplate from the Ephod<br>
N88. Not to tear the edge of the Kohein Gadol's robe<br>
N89. Not to offer sacrifices outside the Sanctuary Court<br>
N90. Not to slaughter holy offerings outside the Sanctuary Court<br>
N91. Not to dedicate a blemished animal to be offered on the Altar<br>
N92. Not to slaughter a blemished animal as a korban<br>
N93. Not to dash the blood of a blemished beast on the Altar<br>
N94. Not to burn the sacrificial portions of blemished beast on Altar<br>
N95. Not to sacrifice a beast with a temporary blemish<br>
N96. Not to offer a blemished sacrifice of a gentile<br>
N97. Not to cause an offering to become blemished<br>
N98. Not to offer leaven or honey upon the Altar<br>
N99. Not to offer a sacrifice without salt<br>
N100. Not to offer on Altar the "hire of a harlot" or "price of a dog"<br>
N101. Not to slaughter the mother and her young on the same day<br>
N102. Not to put olive oil on the meal-offering of a sinner<br>
N103. Not to put frankincense the meal-offering of a sinner<br>
N104. Not mingle olive oil with meal-offering of suspected adulteress<br>
N105. Not put frankincense on meal-offering of suspected adulteress<br>
N106. Not to change a beast that has been consecrated as an offering<br>
N107. Not to change one's holy offering for another<br>
N108. Not to redeem the firstling (of a clean beast)<br>
N109. Not to sell the tithe of cattle<br>
N110. Not to sell devoted property<br>
N111. Not redeem devoted land without specific statement of purpose<br>
N112. Not to sever the head of the bird of Sin-offering during melikah<br>
N113. Not to do any work with a dedicated beast<br>
N114. Not to shear a dedicated beast<br>
N115. Not slaughter the Korban Pesach while chometz in our possession<br>
N116. Not leave any sacrificial portions of Korban Pesach overnight<br>
N117. Not allow meat of Korban Pesach to remain till morning<br>
N118. Not allow meat of 14 Nissan Festival Offering remain till day 3. br>
N119. Not allow meat of Pesach Sheini offering to remain till morning<br>
N120. Not allow meat of thanksgiving offering to remain till morning<br>
N121. Not to break any bones of Pesach offering<br>
N122. Not to break any bones of Pesach Sheini offering<br>
N123. Not to remove Pesach offering from where it is eaten<br>
N124. Not to bake the residue of a meal offering with leaven<br>
N125. Not to eat the Pesach offering boiled or raw<br>
N126. Not to allow a ger toshav to eat the Pesach offering<br>
N127. An uncircumcised person may not eat the Pesach offering<br>
N128. Not to allow an apostate Israelite to eat the Pesach offering<br>
N129. Tameh person may not eat hallowed food<br>
N130. Not to eat meat of consecrated offerings which have become tameh<br>
N131. Not eating nosar (beyond allotted time)<br>
N132. Not eating piggul (improper intentions)<br>
N133. A zar may not eat terumah<br>
N134. A Kohein's tenant or hired servant may not eat terumah<br>
N135. An uncircumcised Kohein may not eat terumah<br>
N136. Tameh Kohein may not eat terumah<br>
N137. A chalalah may not eat holy food<br>
N138. Not to eat the meal-offering of a Kohein<br>
N139. Not eat Sin-offering meat whose blood was brought into Sanctuary<br>
N140. Not to eat the invalidated consecrated offerings<br>
N141. Not to eat unredeemed 2nd tithe of corn outside Yerushalayim<br>
N142. Not consuming unredeemed 2nd tithe of wine outside Yerushalayim<br>
N143. Not consuming unredeemed 2nd tithe of oil outside Yerushalayim<br>
N144. Not eating an unblemished firstling outside Yerushalayim<br>
N145. Not eat sin-offering and guilt-offering outside Sanctuary court<br>
N146. Not to eat the meat of a burnt offering<br>
N147. Not eat lesser holy offerings before blood dashed on Altar<br>
N148. A zar not to eat the most holy offerings<br>
N149. Kohein not to eat first fruits outside Yerushalayim<br>
N150. Not eating an unredeemed tameh 2nd tithe, even in Yerushalatim<br>
N151. Not eating the 2nd tithe in mourning<br>
N152. Not spend 2nd tithe redemption money, except on food and drink<br>
N153. Not eating tevel(produce heave-offering and tithes not taken)<br>
N154. Not altering the prescribed order of harvest tithing<br>
N155. Not to delay payment of vows<br>
N156. Not to appear in Sanctuary on festival without sacrifice<br>
N157. Not to infringe on any oral obligation, even if without an oath<br>
N158. Kohein may not marry a zonah<br>
N159. Kohein may not marry a chalalah<br>
N160. Kohein may not marry a divorcee<br>
N161. Kohein Gadol may not marry a widow<br>
N162. Kohein Gadol may not have relations with a widow<br>
N163. Kohein with disheveled hair may not enter the Sanctuary<br>
N164. Kohein wearing rent garments may not enter Sanctuary<br>
N165. Ministering Kohanim may not leave the Sanctuary<br>
N166. Common Kohein may not defile himself for dead (except some)<br>
N167. Kohein Gadol may not be under one roof with dead body<br>
N168. Kohein Gadol may not defile himself for any dead person<br>
N169. Levites may not take a share of the land<br>
N170. Levites may not share in the spoil on conquest of the Land<br>
N171. Not to tear out hair for the dead<br>
N172. Not to eat any unclean animal<br>
N173. Not to eat any unclean fish<br>
N174. Not to eat any unclean fowl<br>
N175. Not to eat any swarming winged insect<br>
N176. Not to eat anything which swarms on the earth<br>
N177. Not to eat any creeping thing that breeds in decayed matter<br>
N178. Not to eat living creatures that breed in seeds or fruit<br>
N179. Not to eat any swarming thing<br>
N180. Not to eat any animal which is a nevelah<br>
N181. Not to eat an animal which is a treifah<br>
N182. Not to eat a limb of a living animal<br>
N183. Not to eat the gid hanasheh (sinew of the thigh-vein)<br>
N184. Not to eat blood<br>
N185. Not to eat the fat of a clean animal<br>
N186. Not to cook meat in milk<br>
N187. Not to eat meat cooked in milk<br>
N188. Not to eat the flesh of a stoned ox<br>
N189. Not to eat bread made from grain of new crop<br>
N190. Not to eat roasted grain of the new crop<br>
N191. Not to eat fresh ears of grain<br>
N192. Not to eat orlah<br>
N193. Not to eat kilai hakerem<br>
N194. Not to drink yayin nesach (libation wine for idol worship)<br>
N195. No eating or drinking to excess<br>
N196. Not to eat on Yom Kippur<br>
N197. Not to eat chometz on Pesach<br>
N198. Not to eat an admixture of chometz on Pesach<br>
N199. Not to eat chometz after noon of 14 Nissan<br>
N200. No chametz may be seen in our homes during Pesach<br>
N201. Not to possess chametz during Pesach<br>
N202. A Nazir may not drink wine<br>
N203. A Nazir may not eat fresh grapes<br>
N204. A Nazir may not eat dried grapes<br>
N205. A Nazir may not eat grape kernels<br>
N206. A Nazir may not eat grape husks<br>
N207. A Nazir may not rend himself tameh for the dead<br>
N208. A Nazir may not rend himself tameh by entering house with corpse<br>
N209. A Nazir may not shave<br>
N210. Not to reap all harvest without leaving a corner for the poor<br>
N211. Not to gather ears of corn that fell during harvesting<br>
N212. Not to gather the whole produce of vineyard at vintage time<br>
N213. Not to gather single fallen grapes during the vintage<br>
N214. Not to return for a forgotten sheaf<br>
N215. Not to sow kilayim (diverse kinds of seed in one field)<br>
N216. Not to sow grain or vegetables in a vineyard<br>
N217. Not to make animals of different species<br>
N218. Not to work with two different kinds of animals together<br>
N219. Not preventing a beast from eating the produce where working<br>
N220. Not to cultivate the soil in the seventh year<br>
N221. Not to prune the trees in the seventh year<br>
N222. Not reap a self-grown plant in the 7th year as in ordinary year<br>
N223. Not gather self-grown fruit in the 7th year as in ordinary year<br>
N224. Not to cultivate the soil in the Jubilee year<br>
N225. Not to reap the aftergrowths of Jubilee year as in ordinary year<br>
N226. Not to gather fruit in Jubilee year as in ordinary year<br>
N227. Not to sell out holdings in Eretz Yisroel in perpetuity<br>
N228. No to sell the open lands of the Levites<br>
N229. Not to forsake the Levites<br>
N230. Not to demand payment of debts after Shmitah year<br>
N231. Not to withhold a loan to be canceled by the Shmitah year<br>
N232. Failing to give charity to our needy brethren<br>
N233. Not sending a Hebrew bondman away empty-handed<br>
N234. Not demanding payment from a debtor known unable to pay<br>
N235. Not lending at interest<br>
N236. Not borrowing at interest<br>
N237. Not participating in a loan at interest<br>
N238. Not oppressing an employee by delaying payment of his wages<br>
N239. Not taking a pledge from a debtor by force<br>
N240. Not keeping a needed pledge from its owner<br>
N241. Not taking a pledge from a widow<br>
N242. Not taking food utensils in pledge<br>
N243. Not abducting an Israelite<br>
N244. Not stealing money<br>
N245. Not committing robbery<br>
N246. Not fraudulently altering land boundaries<br>
N247. Not usurping our debts<br>
N248. Not repudiating our debts<br>
N249. Not to swear falsely in repudiating our debts<br>
N250. Not wronging one another in business<br>
N251. Not wronging one another by speech<br>
N252. Not wronging a proselyte by speech<br>
N253. Not wronging a proselyte in business<br>
N254. Not handing over a fugitive bondman<br>
N255. Not wronging a fugitive bondman<br>
N256. Not dealing harshly with orphans and widows<br>
N257. Not employing a Hebrew bondman in degrading tasks<br>
N258. Not selling a Hebrew bondman by public auction<br>
N259. Not having a Hebrew bondman do unnecessary work<br>
N260. Not allowing a heathen to mistreat a Hebrew bondman<br>
N261. Not selling a Hebrew bondmaid<br>
N262. Not to afflict one's wife or espoused hebrew bondmaid by diminishing food, raiment or conjugal rights<br>
N263. Not selling a captive woman<br>
N264. Not enslaving a captive woman<br>
N265. Not planning to acquire someone else's property<br>
N266. Not coveting another's belongings<br>
N267. A hired laborer not eating growing crops<br>
N268. A hired laborer not putting of the harvest in his own vessel<br>
N269. Not ignoring lost property<br>
N270. Not leaving a person who is trapped under his burden<br>
N271. Not cheating in measurements and weights<br>
N272. Not keeping false weights and measures<br>
N273. Judge not to commit unrighteousness<br>
N274. Judge not accept gifts from litigants<br>
N275. Judge not to favor a litigant<br>
N276. Judge not avoid just judgement through fear of a wicked person<br>
N277. Judge not to decide in favor of poor man, out of pity<br>
N278. Judge not to pervert justice against person of evil repute<br>
N279. Judge not to pity one who has killed or caused loss of limb<br>
N280. Judge not perverting justice due to proselytes or orphans<br>
N281. Judge not to listen to one litigant in absence of the other<br>
N282. A court may not convict by a majority of one in a capital case<br>
N283. A judge may not rely on the opinion of a fellow judge, or may not argue for conviction after favoring acquittal<br>
N284. Not appointing an unlearned judge<br>
N285. Not bearing false witness<br>
N286. Judge not to receive a wicked man's testimony<br>
N287. Judge not to receive testimony from litigant's relatives<br>
N288. Not convicting on the testimony of a single witness<br>
N289. Not killing a human being<br>
N290. No capital punishment based on circumstantial evidence<br>
N291. A witness not acting as an advocate<br>
N292. Not killing a murderer without trial<br>
N293. Not sparing the life of a pursuer<br>
N294. Not punishing a person for a sin committed under duress<br>
N295. Not accepting ransom from an unwitting murderer<br>
N296. Not accepting a ransom from a wilful murderer<br>
N297. Not neglecting to save the life of an Israelite in danger<br>
N298. Not leaving obstacles on public or private domain<br>
N299. Not giving misleading advice<br>
N300. Not inflicting excessive corporal punishment<br>
N301. Not to bear tales<br>
N302. Not to hate another Jew<br>
N303. Not to put another to shame<br>
N304. Not to take vengeance on another<br>
N305. Not to bear a grudge<br>
N306. Not to take the entire bird's nest (mother and young)<br>
N307. Not to shave the scall<br>
N308. Not to cut or cauterize signs of leprosy<br>
N309. Not ploughing a valley where Eglah Arufah was done<br>
N310. Not permitting a sorcerer to live<br>
N311. Not taking bridegroom from home during first year<br>
N312. Not to differ from traditional authorities<br>
N313. Not to add to the Written or Oral Law<br>
N314. Not to detract from the Written or Oral Law<br>
N315. Not detracting from the Written or Oral law<br>
N316. Not to curse a ruler<br>
N317. Not to curse any Israelite<br>
N318. Not cursing parents<br>
N319. Not smiting parents<br>
N320. Not to work on Shabbos<br>
N321. Not to go beyond city limits on Shabbos<br>
N322. Not to punish on Shabbos<br>
N323. Not to work on the first day of Pesach<br>
N324. Not to work on the seventh day of Pesach<br>
N325. Not to work on Atzeres<br>
N326. Not to work on Rosh Hashana<br>
N327. Not to work on the first day of Sukkos<br>
N328. Not to work on Shemini Atzeres<br>
N329. Not to work on Yom Kippur<br>
N330. Not have relations with one's mother<br>
N331. Not have relations with one's father's wife<br>
N332. Not have relations with one's sister<br>
N333. Not have relations with daughter of father's wife if sister<br>
N334. Not have relations with one's son's daughter<br>
N335. Not have relations with one's daughter's daughter<br>
N336. Not have relations with one's daughter<br>
N337. Not have relations with a woman and her daughter<br>
N338. Not have relations with a woman and her son's daughter<br>
N339. Not have relations with a woman and her daughter's daughter<br>
N340. Not have relations with one's father's sister<br>
N341. Not have relations with one's mother's sister<br>
N342. Not have relations with wife of father's brother<br>
N343. Not have relations with one's son's wife<br>
N344. Not have relations with brother's wife<br>
N345. Not have relations with sister of wife (during her lifetime)<br>
N346. Not to have relations with a menstruant<br>
N347. Not to have relations with another man's wife<br>
N348. Men may not lie with beasts<br>
N349. Women may not lie with beasts<br>
N350. A man may not lie carnally with another man<br>
N351. A man may not lie carnally with his father<br>
N352. A man may not lie carnally with his father's brother<br>
N353. Not to be intimate with a kinswoman<br>
N354. A mamzer may not have relations with a Jewess<br>
N355. Not having relations with a woman without marriage<br>
N356. Not remarrying one's divorced wife after she has remarried<br>
N357. Not having relations with woman subject to Levirate marriage<br>
N358. Not divorcing woman he has raped and been compelled to marry<br>
N359. Not divorcing a woman after falsely bringing evil name on her<br>
N360. Man incapable of procreation not to marry a Jewess<br>
N361. Not to castrate a man or beast<br>
N362. Not appointing a non-Israelite born King<br>
N363. A king not owning many horses<br>
N364. A king not taking many wives<br>
N365. A king not amassing great personal wealth<br>

==See also==
* [[613 mitzvot]]
* [[Subdividing the Seven Laws]]