(Mishnah): One who is Chayav two different Misos Beis Din receives the more stringent one. If one is liable two Misos for one transgression, he receives the more stringent one;

R. Yosi says, he receives the one that arose first (this will be explained).

If someone was lashed twice, Beis Din put him in Kipah (a cell) and [feed him minimally, and later] feed him barley, until his stomach bursts.

If one murdered without witnesses, we put him in Kipah and feed him meager amounts of bread and water [and then feed him barley, so his stomach bursts].

(Gemara) Citation (Beraisa - R. Yosi): He is judged for the first Chiyuv [Misah] that came on him;

How is this? If his mother-in-law became an Eshes Ish, he is burned. If she was an Eshes Ish and became his mother-in-law, he gets Chenek.

If one had Bi'ah with his mother-in-law (he can be liable for his mother-in-law, his mother-in-law's mother, and his father-in-law's mother - Kerisus 3:6). How is this? A man married a woman (Leah), and her brother's daughter, and her sister's daughter;

If he had Bi'ah with the grandmother (of Leah's nieces, i.e. Leah's mother), he is liable for his mother-in-law, his mother-in-law's mother, and his father-in-law's mother.

Question: If a woman became his mother-in-law and his daughter-in-law at once, what does R. Yosi say? (E.g. he and his son stipulated that their Kidushin take effect at the same moment.) If a stringent Isur came after a light Isur, what does R. Yosi say? If two Isurim came at once, what does R. Yosi say?

Remark: Just like you asked according to R. Yosi, you can ask according to R. Yishmael, for a Beraisa teaches in the name of R. Yishmael that if a woman became widowed, divorced, a Chalalah and a Zonah, and afterwards [a Kohen Gadol] had Bi'ah with her, he is liable for each one. If she became a Zonah, Chalalah, was divorced and widowed, he is liable only once;

If she became widowed and divorced at once, what does R. Yishmael say? (E.g. her husband stipulated that her Get take effect when he dies - GILYONEI HA'SHAS.) If a stringent Isur came after a light Isur, what does R. Yishmael say? If two Isurim (stringent and lenient) came at once, what does R. Yishmael say? (These questions are not answered.)

NOTE: There is an implied question. Our Mishnah says that he murdered without witnesses. Surely we need witnesses to put him in Kipah!

Answer #1 (Rav): In our Mishnah, his witnesses were separated (did not see the testimony together. Therefore, we cannot execute him, but we put him in Kipah.)

Answer #2 (R. Yosi ben Chaninah): [The case is, the murderer] did not want to accept the warning (GILYONEI HA'SHAS, CHOMAS YERUSHALAYIM).