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If it is torn to pieces [by some predator or by accident], let him bring the mangled carcass as evidence; he shall not make restitution for what was torn to pieces.
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- Compensation
- Loss
- Oppression, Nature Of
- Shepherds, As Occupations
- Animals Torn To Pieces
- Day Or Night
- The Dead
- Covering The Body
- Pits
- Wicked Described As
- Unburied Bodies
- Pits As A Term For Graves
- Death Of Creatures
- Forbidden Food
- Relation Of Animals To Man
- Natural Death
- Animals, religious role of
- Mouths
- Youth
- Being Devoted From Youth
- Corpses Of Animals
- People Being Unclean
- Duties To Neighbours
- Dogs
- People Of God, In Ot
- Animals, Types Of
- A Holy Nation
- Pets
- Hunting
- Filling Houses
- People In Caves
- Ritual Washing
- Water
- Clean Clothes
- Unclean Until Evening
- I Am The Lord
- Death Of A Family Member
- Eating Meat
- Fat Of Animals
- Useful Things
- Days, Natural Use
- Demons, Evil Work Of
- Mutilation
- Disfigurement
- Being Struck With Stones
- Individuals Shouting
- Gashing Bodies
- Labour Day And Night
- Demons Harming Individuals
- Demons Causing Torment
- Signs Of Possible Demon Possession
- Breaking Chains
- Hurting
- Cutting
- Exorcisms
- Convulsions
- The Finality Of Death
- Death Is Final
- Rebuke
- Spirits
- Satan, Work Of
- Those Jesus Healed