344:, who was renowned for his diligence, was no more diligent than he. In order to urge his pupils to continual diligence, he often quoted a proverb which he ascribed to the Torah: "If you leave me one day, I shall leave you for two". His conscientiousness and delicately balanced sense of honor are also celebrated. He avoided association with people of whose honesty he was not fully convinced; hence the testimony of any one allowed to associate with Shimon ben Lakish was accredited even in the absence of witnesses. Shimon ben Lakish was faithful to his friends, and was ever ready to render them active assistance. This is shown by the way in which, at the risk of his own life, he rescued
375:. The opinion of Shimon ben Lakish differed from that of Yochanan, whereupon Yochanan remarked, "A robber knows his own tools". Yochanan alluded to Shimon's life as a bandit, in which a knowledge of sharp weapons was a matter of course. Reish Lakish responded by supposedly denying any benefit he had received from Yochanan; "When I was a bandit they called me 'master', and now they call me 'master.'" Yochanan retorted angrily that he had brought him under the wings of the
337:'s great praise, R. Yochanan's opinion is not correct". He would defend his views fearlessly before the whole faculty, and sometimes he ventured to give a decision that conflicted with the Mishnah. Nevertheless, his opinions, when they differed from those of Yochanan, were not recognized as valid, except in three cases mentioned in the Babylonian Talmud.
328:, and that with him it was not a question of showing himself to be in the right, but of securing a clear and well-established decision, and that when he could find no support for his opinion he was not ashamed to abandon it. He had a strong love of truth and an unusually courageous way of saying what he thought. He even declared to the Patriarch
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bathing in the Jordan, and mistaking him for a woman, at one bound he was beside him in the water. "Thy strength would be more appropriate for studying the Law," said R. Yochanan; "And thy beauty for women," answered Reish Lakish. Rabbi
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circus, where he could make use of his great bodily strength. He worked as a gladiator, where he would fight with beasts and entertain the crowd. According to other sources, Reish Lakish lived for a time in the wilderness where he made his livelihood as a bandit. From this low estate he was brought
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that fear of the latter would never induce him to keep back God's word or any opinion derived from it; and once he ventured to convey a veiled rebuke to the patriarch for avarice. Neither did he hesitate to revoke decisions of his colleagues, including
Yochanan, even when action had already been
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to act as his study partner, Yochanan accused him of being a yes-man and pined for the times when Shimon would argue back-and-forth with him to get to the correct conclusion. It is said that he kept calling, "Where is Bar
Lekisha, where is Bar Lekisha?" His despondency was so great, that he is
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R. Yochanan might be called a teacher of Reish Lakish, but Reish Lakish, through his talent and diligence, soon became equal in standing to R. Yochanan. They are designated as "the two great authorities". While R. Yochanan was still in
Sepphoris, teaching at the same time as
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Yochanan in acuteness, and Yochanan admitted that his right hand was missing when Shimon was not present. "When discussed halakhic questions, it was as if he were uprooting mountains and rubbing them together," says
360:, some of which recall the days when he won a livelihood in the circus. In general, he spoke unreservedly of that time; yet an allusion to his earlier banditry wounded him so deeply that he became ill and died.
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taken in accordance with those decisions. On one occasion, when
Yochanan presented a halakhic demonstration before Yannai, and the latter praised him for it, Shimon boldly declared, "In spite of
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No one equaled Shimon ben Lakish in diligence and eagerness to learn. It was his custom regularly to repeat a section from the
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307:, Reish Lakish stood on an equality with him and enjoyed equal rights as a member of the yeshiva and council. When R. Yochanan went to
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534:be as dear to you as the judgment for a hundred ."
621:Brettler, Marc Zvi; Poliakoff, Michael (1990).
442:subjects, as well as other dicta and proverbs.
390:According to tradition, his tomb is located in
170:, around 200 CE, but lived most of his life in
162:in the third century. He was reputedly born in
693:Volume IV (English Edition), 2015, pp. 259-266
514:"Adorn thyself first; afterward adorn others"
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1124:. New York: Funk & Wagnalls.
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750:Yerushalmi Sanhedrin 2 19d, 20a
445:His aggadic teachings include:
630:The Harvard Theological Review
185:, he was in his early youth a
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295:the latter would rejoin the
1896:Rav Shmuel bar Rav Yitzchak
1329:Hillel, son of Gamaliel III
1021:Yerushalmi Rosh Hashana 56d
181:study as, according to the
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919:ืื ืืืกืฃ, ืกืคื, ed. (2001).
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741:Compare Bava Metziah 117a
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1819:Raba Bar Jeremiah (Abba)
1243:Simeon ben Judah ha-Nasi
795:Yerushalmi Sanhedrin 20a
608:Yerushalmi Bava Kamma 4c
530:"May the judgment for a
523:"Who commits the sin of
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963:The Jewish Encyclopedia
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723:Yerushalmi Berakhot 12c
581:"Ag. Pal. Amor." i. 340
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1942:Idi b. Abin Naggara
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1871:Rav Yosef bar Hiyya
1678:Hanina of Sepphoris
1410:Rabbah bar bar Hana
1264:Johanan bar Nappaha
1208:Epes the Southerner
977:Lamentations Rabbah
768:Yerushalmi Yoma 38a
572:"Dorot ha-Rishonim"
371:are susceptible to
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1845:Rabbah bar Nahmani
1723:Samuel of Nehardea
1581:Isaac ben Eliashiv
1515:Kahana bar Tahlifa
1480:Luliani ben Tabrin
1116:"Simeon b. Lakish"
958:"Simeon b. Lakish"
921:ืืืืื ืืขืืืื ืืืืคื
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554:, "Gesch." v. 240
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260:According to the
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1779:Hamnuna Saba
1525:Abin Naggara
1485:Abba of Acre
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1233:Jeremiah (I)
1198:Rabbi Yannai
1188:Gamaliel III
1174:Eretz Israel
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2115:Aha b. Rava
1866:Hamnuna III
1851:Rav Nachman
1717:Abba Arikha
1701:Amoraim of
1566:Rabbi Jonah
1455:Hoshaiah II
1350:Gamaliel IV
1228:Bar Kappara
1172:Amoraim of
1069:Shabbat 63a
852:Yebamot 36a
714:Brachot 31a
599:Yebamot 57a
467:Babylonians
231:Bar Kappara
143:bar Lakisha
2175:Categories
1957:Rav Shizbi
1861:Rav Chisda
1809:Rav Giddel
1799:Rav Berona
1774:Hamnuna II
1642:Gamaliel V
1586:Rabbi Aibu
1360:Rabbi Assi
1355:Rabbi Ammi
861:Ta'anit 8a
539:References
412:Scriptures
346:Rabbi Assi
251:corpulence
200:opponent,
2141:Ravina II
2110:Rafram II
2100:Rav Yemar
2023:Mar Zutra
2013:Rav Zevid
1932:Rav Safra
1738:Rav Shela
1637:Hillel II
1551:Rabbi Aha
1510:Alexandri
1430:Rav Avira
691:The Sages
658:162453430
457:proselyte
436:Messianic
402:Teachings
377:Shekhinah
274:gladiator
270:gladiator
208:Biography
191:gladiator
172:Sepphoris
78:Acharonim
2059:Ravina I
2054:Rav Ashi
2003:Rav Papi
1998:Rav Papa
1847:(Rabbah)
1764:Rav Huna
1743:Rav Assi
1728:Mar Ukva
1299:Hezekiah
1193:R. Hiyya
1048:Sotah 3a
525:adultery
471:seraphim
416:Biblical
330:Judah II
309:Tiberias
245:Banditry
227:Judah II
198:halakhic
73:Rishonim
61:Savoraim
2064:Maremar
1856:Sheshet
1703:Babylon
1495:Me'asha
1415:Levi II
1160:Amoraim
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888:Yoma 9b
650:1509934
505:aggadah
488:), the
479:Gabriel
475:Michael
408:aggadah
369:weapons
358:similes
326:Mishnah
297:yeshiva
239:Mishnah
56:Amoraim
51:Tannaim
2018:Amemar
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1460:Hanina
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1365:Abbahu
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430:, and
428:Israel
420:angels
392:Qision
365:knives
268:and a
266:bandit
219:Talmud
189:and a
187:bandit
160:Judaea
121:Hebrew
68:Geonim
41:Chazal
1912:Abaye
1733:Karna
1719:(Rav)
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1390:Helbo
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