Related for Kiddushin 149:1
כל שאתה נושא בתו אתה נושא אלמנתו וכל שאי אתה נושא בתו אי אתה נושא אלמנתו
One whose daughter you [i.e., a priest] may marry, you may marry his widow; but one whose daughter you may not marry, you may not marry his widow. Wherein do the first Tanna and R'Jose differ? - Said R'Johanan: They differ in respect to a [converted] Egyptian of the second [generation],<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' V. Deut. XXIII, 8f. The first Tanna holds that he disqualifies her; but R. Jose holds that he does not, since his issue, being of the third generation, is not unfit.');"><sup>1</sup></span> and both learn it from none but a High Priest with a widow.
Tosefta Kiddushin
(These are those who are doubtful: shetuki, asufi and kuti.)(—missing in Ehrfurt manuscript, supplied from Mishnah Kiddushin 4:3). And so also Rabbi Elazar (sic! based on Ehrfurt) used to say: A mamzer can't marry a kutit, a kuti can't marry a mamzeret, and a kuti can't marry a kuti—so too with shetuki, asufi etc.
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