Sanhedrin 62: Multiple transgressions, Single Offerings

A brief reminder about the major concerns discussed in today's daf:

• one might forget that an action is a transgression
• one might intentionally transgress
• one might incur several consequences (bringing multiple sin offerings) 
• one might incur only one penalty, one sin offering, for a number of transgressions
• an example of this is when a person bows to an idol, forgetting that this action is forbidden
• however, if one intended to honour a person whom others might consider to be an idol, this could be permitted
• Shabbat halachot are treated with greater stringency
• One can look to the intention of the transgression to determine the seriousness of the punishment 
• Pleasure might be derived from the transgression
• Rabbi Yochanan says that if someone can explain to him the Mishna of a barrel moved by a watchman without permission, that he would carry his clothes to the bathhouse.