Commentary for Yevamot 50:13

איבעיא להו כנס מהו שיוציא רב כהנא אמר כנס מוציא רב אשי אמר כנס אינו מוציא תני להו רב זוטי דבי רב פפי כדברי האומר כנס אינו מוציא

viz., that the opinion of him who said that a declaration of refusal may be made in the presence of two is to be rejected and that one is to infer<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' From the mention of Beth din in our Mishnah. ');">³²</span> that a declaration of refusal must be made in the presence of three.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' And not, as has been assumed, that only three are not to be suspected. Two also are above suspicion. ');">³³</span> The question was raised: If he<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' The Sage referred to in our Mishnah (Rashb. and Asheri). The Sage or the man who delivered a letter of divorce mentioned in the previous Mishnah (Rashi and Maimonides). V. Wilna Gaon, Glosses, a.l. ');">³⁴</span>

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