Musar for Sanhedrin 116:16
אלא אמר רבא בן נח שבא על אשת חבירו שלא כדרכה פטור מאי טעמא באשתו ולא באשת חבירו ודבק ולא שלא כדרכה
When is she free again [to others]? — R. Huna said: From the time that she goes bareheaded in the streets.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' Even non-Jewish married women did not walk bareheaded in the streets, and this bondwoman, though not legally married, would do likewise. If she appeared bareheaded, it was a sign that her connection with the slave to whom she had been allotted was now broken. ');"><sup>17</sup></span>
Shenei Luchot HaBerit
ויאמר לרשע. Even raising one's hand without actually striking makes one a wicked person.
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Orchot Tzadikim
He who smites his companion and causes him pain, whether it be in money matters or through fraudulent words, there is no atonement for him unless he can appease his companion. And the Day of Atonement atones only for sins that are between man and God. But as for sins between him and his fellow man, he must first appease him (Yoma 85b). He who lifts his hand against his companion, even though he did not smite him, is called a wicked man (Sanh. 58b), and he must ask forgiveness of him: only thus can he do atonement.
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