A Woman who willingly commits adultery is forbidden to her husband: Chagigah 9a, 9b
The youngest age at which adultery is considered to be adultery: Kiddushin 10a-b
Adultery with a male minor: Kiddushin 19a
Adultery with a female minor: Kiddushin 19a
Adultery with the wife of a levir, where the levir is a minor: Kiddushin 19a
The type of currency with which a fine is paid for falsely claiming adultery: Kiddushin 11b
Punishing a false claim with both financial payment and lashes: Makkot 4b
Punishing a false claim with lashes, even though there is no act involved in making the claim: Makkot 4b
The financial punishment for a false claim is a fine, rather than a form of true restitution: Makkot 4b
Causing a Bad Reputation by claiming one's wife was adulterous after engagement; the Husband's Punishment
The Basic Case: Ketuvot 11b Lashes plus a fine: Makkot 15a
Status of the fine, when claimed by a Brother-in-Law: Ketuvot 22a
How many witnesses are needed in order to forbid her to her husband: Ketuvot 9a; Sotah 2a-b, 3b
Husband's warning, and her subsequent isolation with a man, require only One witness to prohibit her to him: Ketuvot 9a
Lack of virginity is like Two witnesses: Ketuvot 9a
What the witnesses must see: Makkot 7a
Claims of Innocence, and their Credibility
"I was captured, but was not slept with"
She is believed, with witnesses that she was captured: Ketuvot 13b
I Lost my Virginity in an Accident
Where he claims that she was slept with: Ketuvot 11b, 13a
Disbelieving her: Ketuvot 13a
"I was raped after Engagement"
Vs. the husband's claim of "It was before Engagement": Ketuvot 11b, 12b
Disbelieving her: Ketuvot 12b
Issues of Adultery which are not related to Law
A person who is prideful will end up stumbling into adultery: Sotah 4b
Adultery is a crime for which there is no correction, if she was Married or if they create an illegitimate child: Chagigah 9a, 9b-10a
Relating the prohibition against polyandry to the sin in the garden of Eden: Eruvin 100b
Comparison between disdaining the Mitzvah of washing one's hands before eating bread and being involved in adultery: Sotah 4b
Gd punishes adultery with poverty: Sotah 4b
A person who is adulterous will end up in Gehennom, even if he is a Torah Scholar: Sotah 4b
If a man is adulterous, his wife will be adulterous, too: Sotah 10a
