כד אי הכי בכולה תנאי דעלמא נמי לא תנסיב דלמא לא מקיימא ליה לתנאיה ונמצא גט בטל ובניה ממזרין היינו פירכא
24 'R. Akiba argued as follows: Suppose she went and married some other man and had children from him and was then widowed or divorced and she went and married the man to whom she had been forbidden, would not her original Get have to be declared void and her children bastards?' If that is so, then wherever there is a condition in the Get she should not marry, for fear lest she should not fulfil the condition and the Get would prove to be void and her children bastards. This is the flaw in the argument. In what case then [does R. Akiba suppose R. Eliezer to differ from the Rabbis]? It cannot be where he says 'except', because there R. Eliezer permits her, as it has been taught, 'R. Eliezer agrees that if a man divorced his wife saying to her, You are hereby permitted to any man except So-and-so, and she went and married some other man and became widowed or divorced, she is permitted to the man to whom she was originally forbidden'?<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' And so there is no point in R. Akiba's objection. ');"><sup>22</sup></span>