Sometimes one is liable for the deed of his bull and exempt for his own deed; [sometimes he is] exempt for the deed of his bull and liable for his own deed.  [If] his bull embarrassed [someone], he is exempt; but if he embarrassed [someone], he is liable. [If] his bull blinded his slave's eye or knocked out his tooth, he is exempt; but if he blinded his slave's eye or knocked out his tooth, he is liable.  [If] his bull wounded his father or his mother, he is liable; but [if] he wounded his father or his mother, he is exempt. [If] his bull ignited a stack of grain on the Sabbath, he is liable; but [if] he ignited a stack of grain on the Sabbath, he is exempt, because he is liable for his life.