(Mishnah): If a man asked two people to give a Get to his wife, or he asked three people to write and give a Get to his wife, they must write it and give it themselves;

If he asked three people to give a Get to his wife, they may tell others to write (and give) it, for it is as if the husband made them a Beis Din. R. Meir says so;

R. Chananyah Ish Ono sent this Halachah from jail. I have a tradition that if one told three people 'give a Get to my wife', they may tell others to write (and give) it, for he made them a Beis Din.

R. Yosi: We told the Shali'ach, also we have a tradition, that even if he asks the great Sanhedrin in Yerushalayim 'give a Get to my wife', they must learn to write [if necessary], write it and give it to her.

If a man told 10 people to write and give a Get to his wife, it suffices that one writes and two sign;

If he said 'all of you write', one writes and all sign it. Therefore, if one of them died before signing, the Get is Batel.

(Gemara): [The Reisha of] our Mishnah is R. Meir, since the Seifa (the second clause) 'if he told three...' is R. Meir.

(Rav Chisda): R. Meir's reason is, just like we find everywhere that others write and Beis Din signs, and here others write and Beis Din authorizes others to sign. (ERECH SHAI).

Question (R. Hillel bar Valas, to Rebbi): Why did they say that the Halachah follows R. Yosi [who says that Mili (e.g. a Shali'ach to make another Shali'ach) cannot be passed on to another Shali'ach? R. Meir and R. Chananyah argue with him!]

Answer (Rebbi): You did not see R. Yosi. (Had you seen him, you would understand; he had great reasons for his words.)

When Rebbi would challenge R. Yosi, he said 'do we, at our low level, question R. Yosi?! Like the difference between Kodshei Kodoshim and Chulin, so is the difference between our generation and the generation of R. Yosi!'

(R. Yishmael bei R. Yosi): Like the difference between gold and earth, so is the difference between our generation and the generation of my father.

If one told 10 people 'bring this Get [to my wife]', one brings on behalf of all of them. If he said 'all of you bring', all of them bring and one gives it. Therefore, if one of them died, the Get is Batel.

(R. Yochanan citing R. Eliezer of Roma): One who counts (the Sheluchim - one, two, three, four...), it is as if he said 'all of you.'