Field/Seven elements/Introduction/Example

On the set ${}\{0,1,2,3,4,5,6\}$ (with seven elements), one can define a field structure using

${}+$	${}0$	${}1$	${}2$	${}3$	${}4$	${}5$	${}6$
${}0$	${}0$	${}1$	${}2$	${}3$	${}4$	${}5$	${}6$
${}1$	${}1$	${}2$	${}3$	${}4$	${}5$	${}6$	${}0$
${}2$	${}2$	${}3$	${}4$	${}5$	${}6$	${}0$	${}1$
${}3$	${}3$	${}4$	${}5$	${}6$	${}0$	${}1$	${}2$
${}4$	${}4$	${}5$	${}6$	${}0$	${}1$	${}2$	${}3$
${}5$	${}5$	${}6$	${}0$	${}1$	${}2$	${}3$	${}4$
${}6$	${}6$	${}0$	${}1$	${}2$	${}3$	${}4$	${}5$

${}\cdot$	${}0$	${}1$	${}2$	${}3$	${}4$	${}5$	${}6$
${}0$	${}0$	${}0$	${}0$	${}0$	${}0$	${}0$	${}0$
${}1$	${}0$	${}1$	${}2$	${}3$	${}4$	${}5$	${}6$
${}2$	${}0$	${}2$	${}4$	${}6$	${}1$	${}3$	${}5$
${}3$	${}0$	${}3$	${}6$	${}2$	${}5$	${}1$	${}4$
${}4$	${}0$	${}4$	${}1$	${}5$	${}2$	${}6$	${}3$
${}5$	${}0$	${}5$	${}3$	${}1$	${}6$	${}4$	${}2$
${}6$	${}0$	${}6$	${}5$	${}4$	${}3$	${}2$	${}1$

Without any further theory, it is very tedious to so show that this is indeed a field.