[If] one was married to four wives, and he died, the first takes precedence over the second, the second over the third, and the third over the fourth. The first swears to the second, the second to the third, and the third to the fourth, but the fourth is paid without an oath. Ben Nannas says: Should she profit because she is last? She, too, is not paid without an oath.  [If] they were all written on one day, whichever one precedes the other by even one hour acquires [the right to be collected first]. Thus, in Jerusalem, they would record the hours.  [If] they were all written in the same hour, and there is only a hundred, they share equally.