258. If a man has hired an ox driver (?), he shall give him 6 GUR of grain for one year.
259. If a man has stolen a watering wheel (Gis-Apin) from the field, he shall pay 5 shekels of silver to the owner of the wheel.
260. If he has stolen a watering bucket[32] or a plough, he shall pay three shekels of silver.
261. If a man has hired a herdsman to pasture cattle and sheep, he shall pay him 8 GUR of grain a year.
262. If a man, oxen or sheep … [the stone is here defaced.]
263. If he has destroyed the oxen or sheep which were given him, ox for ox and sheep for sheep he shall restore to their owner.
264. If a herdsman, to whom oxen and sheep have been given for pasturing, has received his wages, whatever was agreed upon, and his heart is contented; if he has diminished the oxen or the sheep, has lessened the offspring, he shall give offspring and produce according to the words of his agreement.
265. If a herdsman, to whom oxen and sheep have been given for pasturing, has deceived, has changed the price, or has given them for money; he shall be brought to judgment and he shall return to their owner oxen and sheep ten times that which he stole.
266. If in the fold a disaster is brought about from God, or if a lion has killed, the herdsman shall purge himself before God, and the owner of the fold shall bear the disaster to the fold.