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Shammai (c. 50 BCE – c. 30 CE, Hebrew: שַׁמַּאי, Šammaʾy) was a
Jewish scholar of the 1st century, and an
important figure in Judaism's core work of rabbinic...
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Shammai (Beit
Shammai) were,
among Jewish scholars, two
schools of
thought during the
period of tannaim,
named after the
sages Hillel and
Shammai (of...
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kernel of
Jewish teaching. A
gentile came to
Shammai and
asked how many
Torahs there were.
Shammai answered "two": the
written Torah and the Oral Torah...
- to riots,
revolts and
general resentment.
Until the days of
Hillel and
Shammai, the last
generation of the Zugot,
there were few
disagreements among Rabbinic...
- ISBN 0870004697. Engelmayer,
Shammai (27
November 2012).
Where there's smoke.
Amazon Digital Services LLC.
Jewish Standard Shammai.org Bet
Shammai Blog,
named for...
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during the
period of the
Roman province of Judea. The last pair,
Hillel and
Shammai, was the most
influential of the
Sanhedrin zugot. Both were Pharisees,...
- Erdal,
Marcel (2007). "The
Khazar Language". In Golden,
Peter B.; Ben-
Shammai, Haggai; Róna-Tas, András (eds.). The
World of the Khazars: New Perspectives...
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sages Hillel the
Elder and
Shammai, who both
lived in the
latter half of the 1st
century BCE. A
Gentile once
challenged Shammai to
teach him the
wisdom of...
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Houses of
Hillel and
Shammai, or else by
Hillel and
Shammai themselves (in the year
circa 32 BCE). It
concludes that
Hillel and
Shammai issued the decree...
- However,
Talmudic sources complicate this
matter significantly, with Beit
Shammai stating that a man may
divorce his wife only if she has
committed a ****ual...
