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• If an ox gores a man or woman to death, it shall be stoned, and the flesh of it is not to be eaten. But the owner of the ox shall be held innocent, (Exodus 21, 28)

• unless the ox has been using its horns for some time past, and he has refused to shut it away when appeal was made to him. Then, if the ox gores man or woman, it shall be stoned, and he too shall be put to death, (Exodus 21, 29)

• unless a fine is imposed on him instead; if so, he shall pay whatever ransom is demanded for his life. (Exodus 21, 30)

• The parents shall have the same claim upon him, whether it be a son or daughter of theirs the ox has gored; (Exodus 21, 31)

• if it has attacked man-servant or woman-servant, the owner must pay thirty silver pieces, and the ox must be stoned. (Exodus 21, 32)

• If a man who has opened an old well, or is digging a new one, does not cover it up, and ox or ass falls into it, (Exodus 21, 33)

• the owner of the well shall pay the full value of the beasts; the carcase he may keep for himself. (Exodus 21, 34)

• unless it has been known for some time past that the live ox was using its horns, and the owner has not kept it under control. If so, he shall restore ox for ox, and keep the whole carcase for himself. (Exodus 21, 36)

• The man who steals ox or sheep and slaughters or sells it, must make restitution at the rate of five oxen for one, and four sheep for one. (Exodus 22, 1)

• When a thief is caught breaking into a house, or digging under the walls of it, the man who deals him a fatal wound is not guilty of murder, unless the deed was done after sun-rise. (Exodus 22, 2)

• If the sun be risen, there is murder done, and life must pay for life.✻ The thief who has no money to make restitution with, must himself be sold as a slave. (Exodus 22, 3)

• If something stolen, ox or ass or sheep, is found alive in the possession of the thief, he shall make restitution twofold. (Exodus 22, 4)