01 Mishnah Ketubot 1/1-4

(1) A virgin should get married on a Wednesday, and a widow on a Thursday. For the courts convene twice per week in the cities, on Monday and on Thursday, and if he has a claim about [her lack of] virginity, he can come to the court [as] early [as possible].

(2) [With regard to] a virgin [who is married], her ketubah [monetary settlement payable to a woman upon divorce or the death of her husband] is two hundred dinar [a specific unit of money]; And [for] a widow, it is a maneh [100 dinar]. A virgin [who is] a widow, or divorced, or has had chalitza [the ceremony performed to release a widow of a childless man from the obligation of levirite marriage] performed, after betrothal [the first stage of marriage, when the woman is considered a married woman but the couple may not yet live together], her ketubah is two hundred dinar, and they are subject to the claim of [her lack of] virginity. A proselyte, a captive, and a maidservant, who have been ransomed, converted, or freed at [an age of] less than three years and one day, their ketubah is two hundred dinar, and they are subject to the claim of [her lack of] virginity.

(3) In the case of an adult male who had sexual relations with a female minor, or a male minor who had sexual relations with an adult woman, or a mukat ets [a women who has lost her virginity in a non-sexual manner], their ketubah is two hundred dinar. These are the words of Rabbi Meir. And the Sages say [with regard to] a mukat ets, that her ketubah is a maneh.

(4) A virgin [who is] a widow, divorced, or has had chalitza performed after marriage, her ketubah is a maneh, and they are not subject to the claim of [her lack of] virginity. A proselyte, a captive, and a maidservant, who have been ransomed, converted, or freed at [an age of] more than three years and one day, their ketubahis a maneh, and they are not subject to the claim of [her lack of] virginity.