The Hasagot of the Ravad and the critique of codification
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Rabbi Abraham ben David of Posquières (c. 1125–1198), the Ravad, was one of the greatest Talmudists of Provence. He is best known for his Hasagot ("objections") to Maimonides' Mishneh Torah, in which he challenges rulings or demands their sources. Printed alongside Maimonides' text, his critical glosses embody the spirit of debate in halakhah.
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