his principal estate, taking priority over any outstanding debts—unless that capital has been pledged as collateral—so long as the expenditure is moderate and free of extravagance. Should he have directed in his will that he be wrapped in something luxurious, the excess cost must be met from the one-third of the estate over which he had disposal rights. He is not to be shrouded in a ritually impure cloth unless no other garment is available and the impurity cannot be removed. He may be wrapped in garments of average quality, whether previously worn or brand-new; indeed, whatever it is lawful for a living person to wear and to pray in may likewise be used to shroud the deceased.