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e shall compensate him for the amount of the seed-corn. 255. If he sublet the man's yoke of oxen or steal the seed-corn, planting nothing in the field, he shall be convicted, and for each one hundred _gan_ he shall pay sixty _gur_ of corn. 256. If his community will not pay for him, then he shall be placed in that field with the cattle [at work]. 257. If any one hire a field laborer, he shall pay him eight _gur_ of corn per year. 258. If any one hire an ox-driver, he shall pay him six _gur_ of corn per year. 259. If any one steal a water-wheel from the field, he shall pay five shekels in money to its owner. 260. If any one steal a _shadduf_ [used to draw water from the river or canal] or a plow, he shall pay three shekels in money. 261. If any one hire a herdsman for cattle or sheep, he shall pay him eight _gur_ of corn per annum. 262. If any one, a cow or a sheep ... [broken off]. 263. If he kill the cattle or sheep that were given to him, he shall compensate the owner with cattle for cattle and sheep for sheep. 264. If a herdsman, to whom cattle or sheep have been intrusted for watching over, and who has received his wages as agreed upon, and is satisfied, diminish the number of the cattle or sheep, or make the increase by birth less, he shall make good the increase and profit which was lost in the terms of settlement. 265. If a herdsman, to whose care cattle or sheep have been intrusted, be guilty of fraud and make false returns of the natural increase, or sell them for money, then shall he be convicted and pay the owner ten times the loss. 266. If the animal be killed in the stable by God [an accident], or if a lion kill it, the herdsman shall declare his innocence before God, and the owner bears the accident in the stable. 267. If the herdsman overlook something, and an accident happen in the stable, then the herdsman is at fault for the accident which he has caused in the stable, and he must compensate the owner for the cattle or sheep. 268. If any one hire an ox for threshing, the amount of the hire is twenty _ka_ of corn. 269. If he hire an ass for threshing, the hire is twenty _ka_ of corn. 270. If he hire a young animal for threshing, the hire is ten _ka_ of corn. 271. If any one hire oxen, cart and driver, he shall pay one hundred and eighty _ka_ of corn per day. 272. If any one hire a cart alone, he shall pay forty _ka_ of corn per day. 273. If any one hire a day
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