קרנא Karna
Amora of Babylonia · 1st generation (c. 220–250 CE) — named 76 times across 16 tractates of the Bavli.
Karna, of the first Babylonian generation, was one of the judges of the exile — the Talmud names him among the recognised judges of the Babylonian community — and he sat with Shmuel at Nehardea.
He appears chiefly in the tractates of civil law: nearly all of his seventy-six mentions fall in Bava Metzia, Bava Kamma, Ketubot and Bava Batra. The Talmud discusses the fee he took from litigants and whether such a fee is permitted, which is one of the few things it records of him personally. Beyond his office and his generation, little is firmly established.
A judge of the exile with Shmuel.
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