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Tannaim (Amoraic Hebrew: Hebrew: תנאים [tannɔʔim] "repeaters", "teachers",
singular tanna תנא [tanˈnɔː],
borrowed from Aramaic) were the
rabbinic sages...
- of
experiencing God".
Reflecting on the
contribution of the
Amoraim and
Tanaim to
contemporary Judaism,
Professor Jacob Neusner observed: The rabbi's logical...
- was a
Kohen and his wife fell in captivity,
though Aaron Hyman in
Toldot Tanaʾim ṿe-ʾAmoraʾim
opines that this is not true and
interpreted the
context of...
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comparison with Abbahu. Grätz, Gesch. 3d ed., iv. 449
Aharon Heiman,
Toldot Tanaim VeAmoraim, p.320
Yerushalmi Hallah 60a
Yerushalmi Avodah Zarah 1:1 39b v...
- neśi Yiśraʼel u-maʻamado be-rosh ha-umah le-or ha-meokorot :
temikhat ha-
tanaʼim o hashpaʻat ha-kohohanim', in
Katedra 29 (1984),
pages 6-12.
Talmud Bavli...
-
introduction includes a
recording of the
chain of
tradition from
Moses through the
Tanaim. The
Meiri also
wrote few
commentaries (Chidushim) on
tractates of the Talmud...
-
father was a
priest and his
mother a Benjaminite.
Aharon Hyman,
Toldot Tanaim veAmoraim, London, 5770
Tosefta Beitza 3:6
Mishna Kelaim 7:2
Beitzah 22b...
-
method of
Torah study is
based on a
broad knowledge of the
literature of the
Tanaim and Amoraim, a
deeper study of the
earlier sources in
Midrash halakha, and...
- astronomico-mystical
allegories are concerned, and from the
writings of the
ancient Tanaïm as
regards the
Kabalistic connection of
Jesus or Joshua, with the Biblical...
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Babylonian Talmud,
Yevamot 42b
Yehudah bar
Klonimus MiShapiro, "Yechusei
Tanaim veAmoroim"
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