1;  Of theft.
  5;  Of damage.
  7;  Of trespasses.
 14;  Of borrowing.
 16;  Of fornication.
 18;  Of witchcraft.
 19;  Of bestiality.
 20;  Of idolatry.
 21;  Of strangers, widows, and fatherless.
 25;  Of usury.
 26;  Of pledges.
 28;  Of reverence to magistrates.
 29;  Of the first fruits.
 31;  Of torn flesh.

 * sheep.  or, goat.  he shall.
   There is a smaller compensation required in other things,
   (ver. 9,) and also a disproportion between an ox and a sheep.
   The reason of the former is, as Maimonides explains it,
   because money, goods, etc., are better guarded in houses and
   cities, than cattle in a field; which consequently can be
   more easily stolen.  The reason of the latter seems to be, as
   it is explained by Bishop Patrick, that an ox was of greater
   value, and more useful for the purposes of husbandry.

  Le 6:1-6  Nu 5:7  2Sa 12:6  Pr 6:31  Lu 19:8 
 * five oxen.
  Pr 14:4