<td valign="top">'''8''' A Noahide who singles out a maid-servants for his slave and [afterwards] sleeps with her -- he is given capital punishment because of her, for [breaking the law of] "neighbor's wife". He is not liable [for sleeping] with her, until it has been judged and become public knowledge, and everyone refers to her as "the wife of the slave so-and-so." When do [relations with] her return to being permitted? When he separates her from his slave and uncovers her hair in the market place. When is a married [Noahide] woman considered a divorced woman as [in Jewish law]? When he removes her from his home and sends her on her own, or when she leaves his domain and goes away. [In Noahide law] there is no [requirement for] a divorce in writing, nor is the matter at the husbands sole discretion, rather anytime that either [the husband] or [the wife] decides to separate from each other -- they may separated [and then, are no longer considered as married.]:See also: [[Divorce in Noahide law]]</td>
<td align="right" valign="top"><div dir="rtl" lang="HE"><big><b>ח</b> בן נח שיחד שפחה לעבדו ובא עליה -- הרי זה נהרג עליה, משום אשת חברו. ואינו חיב עליה, עד שיפשט הדבר ויאמרו לה העם, זו דבית עבד פלוני. ומאימתי תחזור להתרה? משיפרישנה מעבדו ויפרע ראשה בשוק. ומאימתי תהיה אשת חברו כגרושה שלנו? משיוציאה מביתו וישלחנה לעצמה, או משתצא היא מתחת רשותו ותלך להת שאין להם גירושין בכתב; ואין הדבר תלוי בו בלבד, אלא כל זמן שירצה הוא או היא לפרוש זה מזה -- פורשין.</big></div></td>
