Une femme captive [c'est-à-dire, la femme d'un Cohein, qui avait été emmenée captive,] mange de la terumah [et nous ne craignons pas que le gentil ait vécu avec elle et lui ait rendu une zonah, à qui la terumah est interdite.] Ce sont les mots de R. Dossa. Et les sages disent: Il y a une femme captive qui mange et une femme captive qui ne mange pas. Comment? Une femme qui dit: «J'ai été emmenée captive, mais je suis propre» mange. Car "la langue qui interdit" [c'est-à-dire, sa parole "j'ai été capturée"] est la langue qui le permet, [quand elle dit "mais je suis propre". ] Et s'il y avait des témoins [qu'elle a été emmenée captive], et qu'elle dit «Je suis pure», elle ne mange pas.
Tosefta Demai
[A seller who] said "this is mine (i.e., from my fields)," they are liable to tithe. [A seller who said] "it is tithed," they are believed because the mouth that forbade is the [same] mouth that permitted (cf. Dem. 6:11). [Someone who] sold produce in a year [when one is obligated in the laws] of second tithe, and said, "[This produce has been separated from] second tithe," they are believed. [Someone who] sold produce in a year [when one is obligated in the laws] of the poor man's tithe, and said, "[This produce was separated from tithes during a year of] second tithe," they are not believed. [Someone who] sold produce in a year of second tithe and said, "[This produce was separated from tithes during a year of] poor man's tithe," they are believed, because the mouth that forbade is the [same] mouth that permitted.
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Tosefta Kiddushin
A daughter of a male disqualified priest (halal) is disqualified from [marrying into] the priesthood forever. Rabbi (sic!, based on Ehrfurt manuscript) says: A daughter of a male convert is like the daughter of a male halal and disqualified from the priesthood. An isah is disqualified from the priesthood (see previous halakhah); if she [the isah] got married to a Yisrael, her daughter is fit [to marry into] the priesthood. A captive woman is disqualified from the priesthood; if she got married to a Yisrael, her daughter is fit for the priesthood. A freed handmaid is disqualified from the priesthood; if she is married to a Yisrael, her daughter is fit for the priesthood. It turns out that Yisrael is a mikveh for priests [since the daughter of a pesulah with a male Yisrael is no longer pesulah] and a handmaid is a mikveh for all disqualifications.
