Bekhorot 39 elsewhere in Shas

Chullin 48b:4: The Gemara suggests: Let us say that they disagree about this: That one Sage, i.e., those who deem it a tereifa, holds that a deficiency on the inside of the lung, created by the needle, is considered a deficiency, rendering the animal a te
Menachot 41b:12-13: § The Sages taught in a baraita: How many strings does one place on a garment?
Menachot 98a:6-8: The Gemara asks: May one derive from the fact that the cubit of six handbreadths is referred to as a medium cubit that there is a cubit that is larger than the medium cubit?
Pesachim 86a:9-11: The Gemara responds: And how can you understand it that way?
Zevachim 109a:14-109b:1: The Gemara asks: And whose opinion is expressed by the baraita?
Meilah 15b:8: The Gemara adds: And who is the tanna who teaches this baraita?
Menachot 26a:6: Rava’s statement accords with the opinion of Rabbi Yehoshua, as it is taught in a baraita: Rabbi Yehoshua says: With regard to all the offerings in the Torah from which there remains an olive-bulk of meat that is fit to be eaten or an olive
Menachot 9a:13: The Gemara cites a proof for Rabbi Yoḥanan: It is clear that this is Rabbi Yehoshua’s opinion, as it is taught in a baraita that Rabbi Yehoshua says: With regard to any of the offerings that are mentioned in the Torah from which there remai
Kiddushin 25b:1-2: The Gemara comments that the first question with regard to castration of the testicles is like a dispute between tanna’im.