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days. After that was spent, he lived a life of poverty. For some time, he was compelled to work to support himself. But soon he felt impelled to return to his school, where he earned, not without a struggle, the encomiums of his masters. At last, owing to the universal homage paid to him, the patriarch accorded him a pension, and soon a lecturer's place was found for him.
424:, where he opened a college and whither Johanan often went from Tiberias to consult him on difficult problems. Johanan continued these visits during the last 13 years of Hoshaiah's life, but they were merely social visits, Johanan no longer needing Hoshaiah's help: "He that pays his respects to his teacher is considered as one waiting on the Divine Presence".
520:, his fellow amora, whom he affectionately called "my counterpart". He mourned for him long and deeply, weeping often and crying, "Bar Lakish, where art thou? O Bar Lakish! " At last he became melancholy, and for three years and a half could not attend his college; but it seems that he finally recovered his health and resumed his labors.
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443:) who had improperly slaughtered a chicken and whether or not he was to be held liable on that account. Johanan opened an academy in Tiberias, and let anybody in if they wanted to learn, a controversial move at the time. The academy soon drew large numbers of gifted students, native and foreign, among them
475:. As many of his disciples accepted and taught his decisions, and as he himself visited and lectured at other places, his fame spread far and wide. In the Diaspora, whither his teachings were carried by his students, his authority was almost as great as in his native land, and few contemporary scholars in
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He was known for being healthy and beautiful, and reportedly lived more than one hundred years. The Talmud relates of him: "He that wishes to see the beauty of Rabbi
Johanan, let him bring a silver chalice when it comes out of the silversmith's refinery, and let him fill it with the red kernels of a
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Johanan is the subject of many stories. He treated his servants with great kindness: "Did not He that made me in the womb make him?" He was blessed with many children, but lost ten sons. The last one is said to have died by falling into a caldron of boiling water. The bereft father preserved a joint
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Rabbi
Johanan was sitting reading in the synagogue of the Babylonians in Sepphoris. There passed in front of him a governor Minister, but he (R. Johanan) did not stand up before him. They sought to have him beaten. He (the governor) said to them: 'Leave him alone. He was busy in what concerns the
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He studied Torah diligently all his life, even selling a field house and an olive shed that he had inherited from his parents in order to be able to devote his time to study. As he expressed it, he exchanged the things that God created in six days for the things the delivery of which required forty
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in the repeal of the prohibition against using oil made by pagans. He permitted Greek to be studied by men (because it enabled them to defend themselves against informers) and by women (because familiarity with Greek was considered attractive in women). He allowed the painting of decorative figures
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at some point before Hanina's death. The two had disagreed on two points of ritual, and
Johanan, not wishing to oppose his master at his home, decided to move. It is doubtful whether they ever met again. However, Johanan maintained close relations with his other teachers to the end of their days.
507:), he is quoted so many times and one will notice that every 'participant' in that discussion attempts to align themselves with his opinion. In a sense, once his name is mentioned in a discussion on halachic ruling, it 'kills the discussion', as his ruling are considered final.
605:("Mishnah teacher") to follow in cases of dispute. Some such rules had been formulated by others, but had proved insufficient. Johanan therefore elaborated and supplemented them, and most of his rules are to this day considered authoritative. All of them were collected in the
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in the evening, saying: "Let the daughters of Israel look at me when they come up from the mikveh and their children will be as handsome as I am and they will learn Torah like I do." He then said a special verse so no jealousy or haughtiness would result from this.
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pomegranate, and then let him adorn the chalice around its brim with red roses, and then place it between the sunlight and the shade. The emanating radiance would be somewhat similar to the beauty of Rabbi
Johanan." He was accustomed to sit outside the
387:. Due to the disparity in ages, though—Johanan was only fifteen years old when Judah died—Johanan was not one of Judah's prime students; rather, he studied more under Judah's students. It is said that initially he sat seventeen rows behind
575:, discovering many contradictory decisions in it. These he sought to reconcile; but as that could not always be done, he perforce rejected many laws adopted in the Mishnah, preferring the authority of baraitas taught by his former masters
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of the victim's little finger, which he exhibited to mourners in order to inspire resignation. "This is a bone from the body of my tenth son," he would say. However, he himself was not resigned at the death of his brother-in-law
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It is said that
Johanan had an agreeable presence and a pleasing disposition; he was considered kind and considerate to the stranger as well as to his brethren; to the non-observant as to the pious; to the
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Opinions vary on whether "bar
Nappaha" (literally "son blacksmith") derives from his father's profession, from the name of his ancestral region, or perhaps represents a physical or psychological quality.
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Johanan was comparatively liberal. He blamed the destruction of the Temple by the Romans to the strictness of rabbis when applying religious verdicts. He sided with
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province). He traced his descent from the tribe of Joseph. His father, a blacksmith, died prior to his birth, and his mother died soon after; he was raised by his grandfather in
Sepphoris.
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on the walls. Under certain circumstances he permitted emigration from
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in the school taught by Judah, and could not comprehend the discussions. In later life, Johanan recalled teachings that he had gleaned from the early Sages who moved to
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ruling being according to the rabbi with the latest ordination from the Land of Israel in those days, felt to be uninterrupted from the direct line from the
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1047:(in Hebrew). Jerusalem: Israel Nature & National Parks Authority, and The Department for Torah Culture in the Ministry of Education. p. 65.
862:(in Hebrew). Jerusalem: Israel Nature & National Parks Authority, and The Department for Torah Culture in the Ministry of Education. p. 64.
700:(in Hebrew). Jerusalem: Israel Nature & National Parks Authority, and The Department for Torah Culture in the Ministry of Education. p. 64.
487:. Johanan kept up a correspondence with Rav, and addressed him as "our master in Babylonia." After Rav's death Johanan wrote to Rav's colleague
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Talmudists, seeing that Johanan's name appears more frequently in the Gemara than anyone else's, ascribed to him the compilation of the
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taught him homiletic Bible interpretation—except of the books of Proverbs and Ecclesiastes—and probably medicine, in which he became skilled.
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He is generally cited as "Johanan," but sometimes by his cognomen only, which he himself uses once; but he is never cited by both together.
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655:. Translated by Nosson Dovid Rabinowich. Jerusalem: Rabbi Jacob Joseph School Press - Ahavath Torah Institute Moznaim. p. 100.
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In the 3rd-century CE, Johanan officiated in the synagogue of
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Johanan's opinion is quoted thousands of times across the
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979:Shmuel HaNaggid, Mavoh LaTalmud p. 47
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420:. He, too, moved from Sepphoris to
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1217:Bacher, Ag. Pal. Amor. i. 205-339;
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429:law (custom) of his Creator'.
1152:Yerushalmi Moed Kattan 2 81b
274:for more rabbis by this name
2009:Rav Shmuel bar Rav Yitzchak
1442:Hillel, son of Gamaliel III
1238:Weiss, Dor, iii. 69 et seq.
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1208:The Jewish Encyclopedia
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2004:Rav Shmuel bar Yehudah
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1781:Judah IV (Nesi'ah III)
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1999:Ammi b. Abba
1892:Hamnuna Saba
1638:Abin Naggara
1598:Abba of Acre
1376:
1346:Jeremiah (I)
1311:Rabbi Yannai
1301:Gamaliel III
1287:Eretz Israel
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2259:Rabbah Jose
2228:Aha b. Rava
1979:Hamnuna III
1964:Rav Nachman
1830:Abba Arikha
1814:Amoraim of
1679:Rabbi Jonah
1568:Hoshaiah II
1463:Gamaliel IV
1341:Bar Kappara
1285:Amoraim of
1069:Bava Metzia
790:Baba Bathra
782:Baba Bathra
526:am ha'aretz
389:Abba Arikha
368:Roman-ruled
358:Early years
294:; alt. sp.
2314:279 deaths
2309:180 births
2288:Categories
2070:Rav Shizbi
1974:Rav Chisda
1922:Rav Giddel
1912:Rav Berona
1887:Hamnuna II
1755:Gamaliel V
1699:Rabbi Aibu
1473:Rabbi Assi
1468:Rabbi Ammi
970:Hullin 95b
944:99b). Cf.
919:, ch. 5).
635:References
528:as to the
453:Rabbi Assi
449:Rabbi Ammi
407:Leadership
149:Rabbi Assi
145:Rabbi Ammi
2254:Ravina II
2223:Rafram II
2213:Rav Yemar
2136:Mar Zutra
2126:Rav Zevid
2045:Rav Safra
1851:Rav Shela
1750:Hillel II
1664:Rabbi Aha
1623:Alexandri
1543:Rav Avira
942:Baba Kama
925:233346011
727:Makkot 5b
661:923562173
592:anonymous
537:Babylonia
505:Sanhedrin
477:Babylonia
364:Sepphoris
353:Biography
331:Jerusalem
230:Acharonim
66:, Galilee
64:Sepphoris
2172:Ravina I
2167:Rav Ashi
2116:Rav Papi
2111:Rav Papa
1960:(Rabbah)
1877:Rav Huna
1856:Rav Assi
1841:Mar Ukva
1412:Hezekiah
1306:R. Hiyya
1053:58417078
917:Berakhot
868:58417078
747:58417078
706:58417078
651:(1988).
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581:Hoshaiah
567:Teaching
501:halachic
422:Caesarea
413:Tiberias
304:Johanan
302:, or as
225:Rishonim
213:Savoraim
135:Students
86:Religion
79:Tiberias
52:Personal
2177:Maremar
1969:Sheshet
1816:Babylon
1608:Me'asha
1528:Levi II
1273:Amoraim
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952:139a–b)
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573:Mishnah
440:shochet
371:Galilee
366:in the
324:amoraim
208:Amoraim
203:Tannaim
110:Teacher
89:Judaism
2131:Amemar
1689:Zerika
1573:Hanina
1513:Abin I
1478:Abbahu
1437:Simlai
1172:, ed.
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545:mikveh
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445:Abbahu
320:Talmud
308:Nafcha
296:Napaḥa
285:Hebrew
220:Geonim
193:Chazal
141:Abbahu
75:279 CE
60:180 CE
2025:Abaye
1846:Karna
1832:(Rav)
1714:Rabin
1503:Helbo
1498:Zeira
1447:Zeiri
602:tanna
577:Hiyya
552:Death
530:haver
499:(the
385:Torah
316:rabbi
198:Zugot
44:Title
2030:Rava
1942:Anan
1483:Ulla
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435:Maon
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341:Name
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270:See
72:Died
57:Born
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