Beis Shammai permit the co-wives [of an ervah] to the brothers [of the deceased], but Beis Hillel forbid [them]. [If] they performed chalitzah, Beis Shammai disqualify them from the Kehunah, but Beis Hillel deem [them] qualified. [If] they were taken in yibum, Beis Shammai deem [them] qualified, but Beis Hillel disqualify [them]. And even though these disqualify and these deem qualified, Beis Shammai did not refrain from marrying women of Beis Hillel, nor [did] Beis Hillel [refrain] from marrying women of Beis Shammai. And [despite] all of the tahor and tamei things that these deem tahor but these deem tamei, these did not refrain [from] preparing tahor foods on [the utensils of] these.

Three brothers, two of whom were married to two sisters, and [the third] one [was] a bachelor. If one of the sister's husbands died and the bachelor performed maamar with [the widow], and then his second brother died, Beis Shammai say: His wife [may remain] with him, and the other woman is discharged because [she is his] wife's sister. But Beis Hillel say: He must dis-charge his wife with [both] a get and chalitzah, and his [second] brother's wife with chalitzah. Concerning this they stated: “Woe unto him over his wife and woe unto him over his brother's wife.”