It appears that he transmits the text as Shor, but it is not so, for it is Shod, the meaning whereof is: he who presses a debt against them so much that they either sell their immoveables for less than their value, or their moveables, and he maintains that he takes only what is his due.¹

footnotes: ¹ Alfasi, too, has the text as Shod. Possibly it is a simple typographical error, of which there are many, both in manuscripts and primted texts. Perhaps, Maimonides picked the noun Shor as a type of property. C. G.