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Mishnah: If a boy aged 9 years and one day had sexual sex with his yevama, and afterward his brother, who is also 9 years and one day old, had sex with her, the second brother disqualifies her to the first one. R' Shimon says he does not disqualify her. If a minor aged 9 years and one day had sex
Talmud: It is taught in a baraita that R' Shimon said to the Rabbis: If the first sexual act of a nine-year-old is considered a proper act of sex, then the second act is not an act of consequence, just as the sex of one adult yavam after that of another adult yavam is of no effect. And if you say
The Talmud comments that according to this explanation, the Mishnah is not in accordance with the opinion of ben Azzai. As it is taught in a baraita that ben Azzai says: There is levirate betrothal after levirate betrothal in a case of two yevamin and one yevama. In other words, if they both perfor
But there is no levirate betrothal after a levirate betrothal in a case of two yevamot and one yavam, as the yavam did not have a full-fledged levirate bond with both of them. Therefore, if he performs a levirate betrothal with one of them, he has completed the bond. In contrast, the conclusion of
Mishnah: If a boy aged 9 years and one day had sex with his yevama and died, that yevama performs ḥalitza and may not enter into levirate marriage. If the minor married a woman in a regular manner and died, she is exempt from levirate marriage and ḥalitza, as by Torah law a minor cannot marry. If