[If] one divorces his wife because [she is] an ailonis, R' Yehudah says: He may not take [her] back, but the Sages say: He may take [her] back. [If] she was married to another and had children from him, and she demands her kesubah, R' Yehudah said: He says to her: “Your silence is better for you than your speech.”

[If] one sells himself and his children to a gentile, he is not to be redeemed, but the children are to be redeemed after the death of their father.  One who sells his field to a gentile must buy and bring first-fruits from it, for the sake of the general good.

Victims of damages are [paid by] assessing for them the superior fields; lenders, with fields of medium quality; and a woman's kesubah, with fields of the poorest quality. R' Meir says: Also a woman's kesubah [is paid] with fields of medium quality.

Payment may not be taken from assigned property if there is unassigned property available, even if they are of the poorest quality. Payment from the property of orphans may be taken only from fields of the poorest quality.