The Babylonian Talmud
By Translated by Michael L. Rodkinson
Book 5 - Volume 10
Tract Baba Kama (First Gate)
Table of Contents
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Title Page |
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Explanatory
Remarks and
Copyright |
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Introduction
to the Three
Gates of Section
Jurisprudence |
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Synopsis of
Subjects of Vol.
X.--Tract Baba
Kama (The First
Gate) |
Chapter 1 |
The Four
Principal Tort-Feasors;
the Different
Modes of
Restitution; the
Vicious and
Non-Vicious
Animals the
Appraisement
before the Court |
Chapter 2 |
Rules
Regulating the
Principle of
Viciousness; and
Non-Viciousness
in the Four
Principal Tort-Feasors
Enumerated in
the First Mishna |
Chapter 3 |
Rules
Concerning
Placing Vessels
on Public
Ground. Injuries
Caused By
Pedestrians to
Each Other With
Their Loads. The
Vicious and
Non-Vicious
Oxen--If They
Have Done Injury
to Each Other or
to Human Beings,
Etc. |
Chapter 4 |
Rules in
Regard to Oxen
Repeatedly
Goring Other
Oxen and Human
Beings. Oxen of
Orphans and
Guardians and
What is
Considered
"Guarded" |
Chapter 5 |
Rules
Concerning a
Goring Ox;
Excavations on
Public and
Private
Premises;
Excavations Made
by Partners,
Etc. |
Chapter 6 |
Regulations
Concerning the
Guarding of
Animals against
Doing Damage.
Concerning the
Starting of
Fire; if it
Passes Over a
Wall. For What
Distances Passed
by a Fire is the
One Who Started
it Liable? |
Chapter 7 |
Rules and
Regulations
Concerning the
Payment of
Double, and Four
and Five, And
Collusive
Witnesses; the
Raising of Young
Cattle in
Palestine, Etc. |
Chapter 8 |
The Five
Item of Payment
in Case of
Injury to a
Human Being,
Independently of
the Criminal
Liability. The
Liability for
Assault When no
Injury is
Sustained |
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