Four silver [ma’os] constitutes fraud. Two silver [ma’os] constitutes a claim, and the worth of a perutah constitutes a confes-sion.  There are five [laws involving a] perutah: The worth of a perutah constitutes confession; a woman may be married with the worth of a perutah; [if] one derives benefit worth a perutah from consecrated things, he has committed me’ilah; [if] one finds the worth of a perutah, he is required to announce [it]; and [if] one robs another of the worth of a perutah and swears to him, he must follow him with it even to Media.

Five [laws require the addition of] a fifth: [If] one eats terumah, terumah of the tithe, terumah of the tithe of demai, challah, or bikkurim, he must add a fifth; [if] one redeems his reva’i plantings or his second tithe, he must add a fifth; [if] one re-deems his consecrated objects, he must add a fifth: [if] one derives benefit the worth of a perutah from consecrated articles, he must add a fifth; and [if] one robs another of the worth of a perutah and swears to him, he must add a fifth.