[If] he leaves older and younger daughters, the older ones are not supported at the expense of the younger ones, nor are the younger ones fed at the expense of the older ones; rather they divide equally.  [If[ the older ones married, the younger ones may marry. If the younger ones said, “We will marry just as you married,” we do not listen to them.  This is the strin-gency of daughters over sons: that the daughters are fed at the expense of the sons but they are not fed at the expense of the daughters.