Êxodo 21:36

36 Contudo, se o boi costumava chifrar e o dono não o manteve preso, este terá que pagar boi por boi, e ficará com o que morreu.

Êxodo 21:36 Meaning and Commentary

Exodus 21:36

Or if it be known that the ox hath used to push in time past,
&c.] If it is a plain case, and a thing well known in the neighbourhood, and there are witnesses enough to testify it, that it has yesterday, and for two or three days running, pushed with his horns men and cattle, as they have come in his way, (See Gill on Exodus 21:29)

and his owner hath not kept him in;
took no care to prevent his doing mischief by putting him into a barn or out house, or into an enclosure, where he could do no damage to any:

he shall surely pay ox for ox;
that is, he shall give as good an ox to him, whose ox has been killed by his, as that was, or pay him the full worth and value of it: and the dead shall be his own; shall not be divided as in the preceding case, but shall be the proprietor's wholly, that is, the sufferer's; because the owner of the vicious ox took no care of him, though it was well known he was mischievous, for which negligence he was punished this way.

Êxodo 21:36 In-Context

34 o dono da cisterna terá que pagar o prejuízo, indenizando o dono do animal, e ficará com o animal morto.

35 “Se o boi de alguém ferir o boi de outro e o matar, venderão o boi vivo e dividirão em partes iguais, tanto o valor do boi vivo como o animal morto.

36 Contudo, se o boi costumava chifrar e o dono não o manteve preso, este terá que pagar boi por boi, e ficará com o que morreu.