Reference for Bava Kamma 39:9
אהייא אמר רב אכולהו מאי טעמא כל המשנה ובא אחר ושינה בו פטור
ANIMAL IS MUA'D TO CONSUME BOTH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. BUT IF IT HAS DESTROYED CLOTHES OR UTENSILS, [ONLY] HALF DAMAGES WILL BE PAID. THIS RULING APPLIES ONLY TO DAMAGE DONE ON THE PLAINTIFF'S PREMISES, BUT IF IT IS DONE ON PUBLIC GROUND THERE WOULD BE EXEMPTION. To what ruling does the last clause refer? — Rab said: [It refers] to all the cases [dealt with in the Mishnah, even to the destruction of clothes and utensils];<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' For which there would be no liability on public ground, although, being unusual, it would come under the category of Horn. ');"><sup>6</sup></span>
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