Bava Kamma 50b
Tripping On One's Own Stones
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Some days later, he was forced to sell his field
from which he had thrown the stones. And he was
walking in the same public domain into which he
had thrown them, and he stumbled on those same stones.
He said: That pious man said it well to me when he said:
For what reason are you throwing stones from property that
is not yours into your own property, since that property no longer
belongs to me, and only the public domain remains mine to use.
from which he had thrown the stones. And he was
walking in the same public domain into which he
had thrown them, and he stumbled on those same stones.
He said: That pious man said it well to me when he said:
For what reason are you throwing stones from property that
is not yours into your own property, since that property no longer
belongs to me, and only the public domain remains mine to use.