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http://www.sacred-texts.com/jud/t05/kam02.htm
The principal things concerning which this rule was made were marriage and inheritance. If one marries a woman upon the condition that she should become a proselyte, the marriage is null and void, because it is on condition of something which was not yet in existence. The same is the case as regards inheritance-one cannot say to a woman: "I will leave my estate to the children you may bear." In both these cases, usury cannot be the reason.
a convert to Judaism, who had led a revolt of Jews and Arabs against the rule of