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Amora du IVe siècle né et formé en Palestine, il émigra en Babylonie où il devint disciple de Rav Juda ben Ézéchiel et de Rav Hamnouna II, rapportant souvent les décisions de ses maîtres palestiniens. Devenu vieux et les mains tremblantes, il fut, dit-on, imité par un faussaire qui fit trembler sa propre main pour contrefaire sa signature. Commentant Malachie iii, 18, il enseignait que le service de Dieu ne doit pas être un moyen mais une fin en soi.

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