A virgin is married on Wednesday, and a widow on Thursday, for twice a week the courts are in session in the towns —- on Mondays and Thursdays —- so that if he had a claim concerning [her] virginity, he would go early [the next morning] to court.

The kesubah of a virgin is two hundred [zuz], and [that of] a widow is one hundred. A virgin who is a widow, divorcee, or had performed chalitzah after erusin —- [in all these cases] their kesubah is two hundred, and a claim concerning [their] virginity can be lodged against them.  A proselyte, a captive, or a slave, who were ransomed, converted, or emancipated under [the age of] three years and one day —- their kesubah is two hundred [zuz], and a claim concerning [their] virginity can be lodged against them.

[If] an adult male was intimate with an infant girl, or [if] an immature boy was intimate with a mature female, or if a woman was injured by a piece of wood —- their kesubah is two hundred [zuz]; [these are] the words of R’ Meir. The Sages, however, say: The kesubah of one injured by a piece of wood is one hundred.

A virgin who is a widow, divorcee, or has performed chalitzah after marriage —- [in all these cases,] their kesubah is one hun-dred [zuz], and no claim concerning [their] virginity can be lodged against them.  A proselyte, a captive, or a slave, who were ransomed, converted, or emancipated over the age of three years and a day —- their kesubah is one hundred, and no claim concerning [their] virginity can be lodged against them.