In beholding the calf of your brother or of his sheep wandering in the way, do not overlook them; by returning you shall return them your brother, and you shall give them back to him.
And if is not to you, nor do you know him, you shall bring them inside into your house; and it shall be with you until whenever should seek and you shall give them back to him.
So shall you do for his donkey, and so you shall do for his garment, and so you shall do according to all loss of your brother; as much as should perish of his, and you should find them, you shall not be able to overlook.
You shall not see the donkey of your brother, or his calf fallen in the way, and not overlook them; by raising you shall raise them up for him.
shall not upon a woman, nor should put on for an abomination
And if you should meet with a nest of birds before your face in the way, or upon any tree, or upon the ground young chicks or eggs, and the mother should be incubating upon the young, or upon the eggs, you shall not take the mother with the offspring.
By discharge you shall send off the mother, but the offspring you shall take to yourself; that good and of many days
And if you should build house then you shall make a rim for your roof, and you will not cause carnage in your house if should fall one falling from it.
You shall not scatter abroad your vineyard diverse seed, that should not and the seed which ever you should sow with the produce of your vineyard.
You shall not plow with a calf and donkey upon the same yoke.
You shall not put on commingled wool and flax upon the same garment.
A twisted fringe you shall make for yourself upon the four decorative hems of your wrap-around garments, which ever you should put around yourself by them.
And if any should take a wife, and should live with her, and should detest her,
and should place upon her offered as an excuse and should bring upon her name and should say, woman and drawing near to her, I did not find her tokens of virginity.
And taking, the father of the child and the mother, they shall bring forth the tokens of the virginity of the child to the council of elders at the gate.
And shall say to the council of elders, daughter I gave to this man as wife, and he is detesting her.
He now places upon her offered as an excuse saying, I did not find of your daughter and these are the tokens of virginity of my daughter. And they shall unfold the garment worn by her before the council of elders of the city.
And shall take that man, and they shall correct him,
and shall penalize him a hundred shekels, and shall give them to the father of the young woman, because he brought name upon an Israelite virgin, and she shall be his wife; he shall not be able to send her away at any time.
But if in truth be and should not to the young woman;
then they shall lead the young woman unto the doors house and shall stone and she shall die; for she did folly among of Israel, to fornicate the house of her father. And you shall lift away the wicked from yourselves of them.
And if should be found going to bed with a wife living with a husband, you shall kill both, the man going to bed with the wife, and the wife; and you shall lift away the wickedness from Israel.
And if there be child being espoused to a man, and finding in should have gone to bed with her;
you shall lead out both unto the gate of their city, and they shall be stoned with stones, and they shall die; the young woman, for she did not yell out in the city; and the man, for he humbled the wife of his neighbor; and you shall lift away the evil from yourselves of them.
But if in a plain should find a girl, being espoused; and using force should go to bed with her, you shall kill the man, the one going to bed with her only;
for the young woman shall not do anything, there is no to the For as if any should rise up against his neighbor, and should do murder life, thus this thing,
for in the field he found her; yelled and was there no one helping her.
And if any should find the child whoever was not espoused, and using force on her, he went to bed with her, and he should be found,
shall give to the father of the young woman fifty double-drachmas of silver, and she will be his wife, because he humbled her; he will not be able to send her away at any time.
shall not the wife of his father, and shall not uncover of his father.