If a woman and her husband went to a country beyond the sea, and she returned and stated, my husband is dead`, she may be married again and she also receives her Kethubah. Her rival, however, is forbidden. If [Her rival] was the daughter of an Israelite [who was married] to a priest, she is permitted to eat Terumah; so R. Tarfon. R. Akiba, however, said: this is not a way that would lead her out of the power of transgression, unless [it be enacted that] she shall be forbidden both to marry and to eat Terumah. |
יבמות 15.6 |
If she stated, `my husband died first and my father-in-law died after
him, she may marry again and she also receives her Kethubah, but her
mother-in-laws is forbidden. If [the latter] was the daughter of an
Israelite [who was married] to a priest, she is permitted to eat Terumah;
so R. Tarfon. R. Akiba, however, said.. this is not a way that would
lead her out of the power of transgression, unless [it be enacted that]
she shall be forbidden both to marry again and to eat Terumah. |
יבמות 15.7 |
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