An ox that gores 4 or 5 oxen one after the other... We already explained in (tractate) kesuvos that a gold dinar is worth 25 silver dinarim and when the damagee too possession of the ox to recover the money, and it went out from under his hand and it damaged another, the next damagee collects complete half damages and if there is extra he will return to the previous one. And R. Shimon does not disagree since he took possession of it, he becomes with this a paid watchman and he's obligated in damges. And all these laws, they are for an innocuous ox that the principle in our hands is that he pays for the body, as we've explained. But if it was accustomed, we don't need any of this because he pays full damages uncapped. And the halakah is like R. Shimon.

An ox that is accustomed for it's species is not accustomed... We say that it was accustomed to 1 species but it's not accustomed to other species rather it is regarded as innocuous until it is accustomed. And as it says an ox that is accustomed to it's own species is not accustomed to a different species and thus the principle for all these halakos regarding an innocuous ox. And the words of R. Yehuda are correct.

When it happens that there is a case where a jew is judged with a canaanite, the principle of law between them is: if there is merit to our case according to their laws, we go by their laws, and we say to them this is your law... and if it's better for us to go by our laws, we should judge with our laws and we say to them this is our law. And don't wonder about this and it shouldn't be difficult in your eyes since that who does not have complete characteristics of people (implying characteristics of justice between man and his friend, which keeps together a group of people) in truth are not included in people, and what is to be said on this topic would require a speech for itself.

An ox of a competent person that gores an ox of a deaf-mute or incompetent person.... When it becomes accustomed to gore an ox of a deaf, deranged, or minor, to damage people, at that time we appoint to them stewards. "A stadium"... An ox that people accustom it to do as follows: that this one sends his ox and this one sends his ox and they signal to them with a sound that they are familiar with so that they will try to over power the other ox to see which one of them will win over his friend. And this is not the nature of the ox, rather, the will of their owner. And many sinful people do this with many types of animals and birds.

An ox that gores a person and they die, if it's accustomed, pays etc.... An ox that was accustomed to people, that many situations, from among them it gored 3 canaanites before it gored a jew.

The idea they're saying is that he's exempt, ie exempt from the death penalty, rather he's obligated in restitution if he was accustomed to this deed. As if to say that he is accustomed to rub against walls so that they fall on people. And also all other cases like this.

An ox of women, an ox of orphans... (hazor s/b nizkor) It is mentioned by the Torah the word ox with regard to damages of the ox 7 times, 1 for it itself, and the other six is to include all of these things (that are listed here). And they are the ox of a women, the ox of an orphan etc... And the halakah is not like Rabbi Yehuda

An ox that goes out to be stoned and it's consecrated The Torah is saying the ox should be stoned, and it's flesh shall not be eaten. And since it's decreed upon it to be stoned, how is it possible to eat it? rather it's necessary to say 'it should not be eaten' to prohibit benefit.

Tied up with it's reigns or closed the door appropriately The word 'reigns' (moserah) is the rope or something similar that we tie it up with. And the halakah is like Rabbi Yehudah but is obligated to slaughter so that it removes the possibility to damage.