Commentary for Bava Kamma 94:18

איבעיא להו היכא דקביל עליה נטירותא מהו דנפשיה הוא דקביל עליה או דלמא אפילו נטירותא דעלמא קביל עליה

The question was raised: Where the owner of the premises has assumed responsibility to safeguard [the articles brought in to his premises], what is the legal position? Has the obligation to safeguard been assumed by him [only] against damage from his own [beasts], or has he perhaps also undertaken to safeguard from damage in general? Come and hear: Rab Judah b. Simon learnt in the [Tractate] Nezikin of the School of Karna;<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' [Karna, one of the Judges of the Exile, had a collection of Babylonian traditions, [H] (Gen. Rab. XXXIII), of pre-Amoraic days, v. Funk, S., Die Juden in Babylonian, I, n. 1.] ');">¹⁴</span>

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