신명기 22:10의 주석

לא תחרש בשור ובחמור THOU SHALT NOT PLOUGH WITH AN OX AND WITH AN ASS [TOGETHER] — The same law applies to any two different kinds of animals in existence; the same law applies also to merely driving them together (when not ploughing) whilst they are yoked together as a pair carrying any load (Sifrei Devarim 232:1-2; cf. Kilayim 8:2 and 3; Bava Metzia 8b).

He states, Thou shalt not plow with an ox and an ass together.¹⁸⁷Verse 10. The same law applies to all diverse species of animals. It is an explanatory commandment of the prohibitions, Thou shalt not let thy cattle gender with a diverse kind,¹⁸²Leviticus 19:19. for it is the custom of tillers of their soil to bring their working animals into the same stall and gender them.¹⁸⁸See Ramban to Leviticus 19:19 (first part) where the same thought is expressed, but there the ending reads: “and there they might come to gender with a diverse kind.” See also Vol. III, p. 296, Note 101. And in the matter of sha’atneiz [a garment of mingled stuff] he explained here that it applies only to [a combination of] wool and linen. He mentioned Thou shalt not wear¹⁸⁹Verse 11. in order to teach that coming upon thee [Neither shall there ‘come upon thee’ a garment of two kinds of stuff]¹⁸²Leviticus 19:19. is forbidden only if it is worn as a garment [indicated by the term “wear” used in the verse before us].¹⁹⁰Hence clothiers may display garments of diverse kinds in the usual fashion provided they do not intend to use them as protection from the sun or as protection from the rain (Yebamoth 4b).