Bava Kamma 44a-b: In Regard to an Ox Belonging to a Woman

Bava Kamma 43a-b: Damage by Pit and Fire

Bava Kamma 42a-b: Compensation for a Miscarriage

Bava Kamma 41a-b: Deriving Meaning from Every Word

Bava Kamma 40a-b: The Fitness of a Stadium Ox

Bava Kamma 39a-b: The Ox of a Deaf-mute, an Imbecile or a Minor

Bava Kamma 38a-b: Jew vs. Gentile

Bava Kamma 37a-b: An Ox that is Forewarned

Bava Kamma 36a-b: A Slap in the Face

Bava Kamma 35a-b: The Burden of Proof

Bava Kamma 34a-b: The Diminishing Value of the Carcass

Bava Kamma 32a-b: Running on Erev Shabbat

Bava Kamma 31a-b: Stumble and Fall in the Public Domain

Bava Kamma 30a-b: One Who Wants to be Pious

Bava Kamma 29a-b: Renouncing Ownership of Hazardous Property

Bava Kamma 28a-b: The Ownerless Field

Bava Kamma 27a-b: When One Places a Vessel in the Public Domain

Bava Kamma 26a-b: A Person Always has the Status of “Forewarned”

Bava Kamma 25a-b: It is Sufficient

Bava Kamma 24a-b: His Analysis is Sound

Bava Kamma 23a-b: The Innocuous Ox

Bava Kamma 22a-b: Damages Caused By Fire

Bava Kamma 20a-b: Paying for the Benefits