Talmud for Exodus 19:13

⁵⁹Babli 45a; Mekhilta dR. Ismael Yitro 3 (p. 212); Mekhilta dR. Simeon ben Johai Yitro p. 141. From where that he needs to be stoned? For it is said⁶⁰Ex. 19:13., by stoning he be stoned. From where that he needs to be pushed? For it is said, by pushing he be pushed. ⁶¹In the parallel sources: From where that is is sufficient if he dies from being pushed? In the opinion of Pene Moshe, the second pushing is the turning on his back if he lands on his face. From where that he needs two pushings? The verse says, to be pushed.

MISHNAH: The ox and any domestic animal equally are under the rules of falling into a pit, separating from Mount Sinai⁸⁸Ex. 19:13., paying double restitution, returning lost property, unloading, muzzling, interbreeding, and the Sabbath. Wild animals and birds follow the same rules. Then why was it said “ox or donkey”? But the verse speaks of the actuality⁸⁷At the time of the promulgation of the Law, these were the most frequent cases..

HALAKHAH: “The ox and any domestic animal equally are under the rules of falling into a pit,” etc. Falling into a pit, “and an ox or a donkey fell in there.⁵⁶Ex. 21:33.” Separating from Mount Sinai, “neither animal nor man shall live.⁸⁸Ex. 19:13.” Paying double restitution, “from ox to donkey⁸⁹Ex. 22:3, the penalty for the thief found with livestock.”. To return lost property, “you shall certainly return them⁹⁰Deut. 22:1..” Unloading, “do remove⁹¹Ex.. 23:5..” Muzzling, “do not muzzle an ox while threshing⁹²Deut. 25:4..” Interbreeding, “your animal you shall not breed kilaim⁹³Lev. 19:19..” The Sabbath, “that your ox and your donkey may rest⁹⁴Ex. 23:12..”