1.If a man has two free-women wives, it is [obligatory] upon him to be just with them in division [of nights, clothing, food and companionship], whether they were both virgins, or both nonvirgins, or one a virgin and the other a non-virgin.
2. They have no right to division in the circumstance of travel. The husband may travel with whomever he wishes of them, but the more appropriate [procedure] is that he draw lots between them, and then travel with whichever [wife] has her lot drawn.
3. If one of the wives consents to forgo her share for her co-wife, it is valid, but she is entitled to revoke that.
