1)

What are the implications of "Na'arah Besulah"?

1.

Kesuvos, 38a: To extrapolate "Na'arah" - 've'Lo Bogeres'; "Besulah" - 've'Lo Be'ulah': If the girl is a Bogeres or a Be'ulah 1 (not a virgin) or married, the rapist is precluded from the Dinim mentioned in the Pasuk.


1

See Torah Temimah, note 192.

2)

What are the implications of the words "Asher Lo Orasah"?

1.

Kesuvos, 38a #!: It implies that, if the Na'arah became divorced after the betrothal, the K'nas goes to her and not to her father. 1

2.

Kesuvos, 38a #2: We learn vi a Gezeirah Shavah "Asher Lo Orasah" "Asher Lo Orasah" from Mefutah - in Mishpatim, Sh'mos, 22:15, that, just as there, he payss Shekalim, so too, here, and that, just as here he pays fifty Shekalim, so too there there.


1

Like the opinion of R. Akiva in the Mishnah in Kesuvos 38a.

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