212. The mitzvah of reverence for father and mother (Leviticus 19.3)
213. Do not go astray after the worship of idols in thought or word (Leviticus 19.4)
214. Do not make an idol, for oneself or for others (Leviticus 19.4)
215. The prohibition of eating leftover meat or sacrifices (Leviticus 19.6)
216. The mitzvah of leaving one edge of one’s field unharvested, for the poor (Leviticus 19:10)
217. Do not harvest until the end of one’s field (Leviticus 19.9)
218. The precept to leave the scraps of the harvest for the poor (Leviticus 19.10)
219. Do not pile up sheaves of grain that fell to the ground during harvest (Leviticus 19.9)
220. The precept to leave a part of the vineyard unharvested, for the poor (Leviticus 19.10)
221. The prohibition of harvesting absolutely all the fruit of a vineyard (Leviticus 19.10)
222. The precept of leaving grapes that fall to the ground in a vineyard, for the poor (Leviticus 19.10)
223. The prohibition of picking grapes that fall to the ground in a vineyard (Leviticus 19.10)
224. The prohibition of stealing anything of value (Leviticus 19.11)
225. Do not deny when something of value that belongs to another is in our possession (Leviticus 19.11)
226. Do not swear in a false denial as to something of value (Leviticus 19.11)
227. The prohibition against swearing falsely (Leviticus 19.12)
228. Do not wrongly retain another person’s property (Leviticus 19.13)
229. The prohibition against committing theft (Leviticus 19.13)
230. The payment of an employee should not be delayed (Leviticus 19.13)
231. The prohibition of cursing an Israelite, whether male or female (Leviticus 19.14)
232. Not to stumble a trusting person through misguided advice (Leviticus 19.14)
233. Do not pervert justice in a civil trial (Leviticus 19.15)
234. Not honoring an eminent person in a trial (Leviticus 19:15)
235. The precept that a judge must judge with justice (Leviticus 19.15)
236. The prohibition on slanderous gossip (Leviticus 19.16)
237. Do not remain impassive when someone’s blood is spilled (Leviticus 19.16)
238. The prohibition against hating one’s brothers (Leviticus 19.17)
239. The religious duty to rebuke a fellow Israelite for improper conduct (Leviticus 19.17)
240. The prohibition against shaming an Israelite (Leviticus 19.17)
241. The prohibition against taking revenge (Leviticus 19.18)
242. The prohibition against holding an anger (Leviticus 19.18)
243. The precept of affection for a fellow Israelite (Leviticus 19.18)
244. The prohibition on mating two animals of different species (Leviticus 19.19)
245. Do not sow different kinds of seeds together, etc. in the land of Israel (Leviticus 19.19)
246. Not to eat the product of the first three years of a tree (Leviticus 19.23)
247. The precept of the fruit of the fourth year of a tree (Leviticus 19.23)
248. Do not eat or drink in the manner of the glutton or the drunkard (Leviticus 19.26)
249. The prohibition against practicing omens (divination) (Leviticus 19.26)
250. The prohibition against the practice of conjuring (Leviticus 19.26)
251. The prohibition against rounding the edges of the head (Leviticus 19.27)
252. The prohibition against damaging the edges of the beard (Leviticus 19.27)
253. The prohibition against inscribing any tattoo on one’s flesh (Leviticus 19.28)
254. The precept of reverent fear for the Sanctuary (Leviticus 19.30)
255. The prohibition against acting as an ‘ov (a medium) (Leviticus 19.31)
256. Not function as a yid’oni, a type of sorcerer (Leviticus 19.31)
257. The mitzvah of honoring wise scholars (Leviticus 19.32)
258. The prohibition against cheating with any kind of measures (Leviticus 19.35)
259. The precept that scales, weights and measures must be correct (Leviticus 19:36)
260. The prohibition against cursing one’s father or mother (Leviticus 20.9)
261. The precept that anyone who incurs death by burning must be burned (Leviticus 20.14)
262. The prohibition against following the customs and ways of the Emorites (Leviticus 20.23)
