But the following are vows of self-denial: viz., if she says, `Konam be the produce of the [whole] world to me`, he can annul; `Konam be the produce of this country to me,` He can bring her that of a different country; `[Konam be] the fruits of this shop-keeper to me`, he cannot annul; but if he can obtain his sustenance only from him, he can annul: this is R. Jose`s opinion. |
נדרים 11.2 |
[If she vows], `Konam, if I might benefit from mankind,` He cannot annul, and she can benefit from the gleanings, forgotten sheaves, and Peah. [If a man says] `Konam be the benefit which priests and Levites have from me, they can seize (their dues] against his will. [But if he vows,] `Konam be the benefit these priests and Levites have from me,` others take [the dues]. |
נדרים 11.3 |
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