רבי שמעון שזורי Rabbi Shimon Shezuri
Tanna · 3rd generation (c. 110–135 CE) — named 47 times across 10 tractates of the Bavli.
Rabbi Shimon Shezuri, of the third tannaitic generation, was of Shezur in the Galilee. His rulings are few but heavily used, concentrated in the law of tithes and mixtures and in the standing of a dying man's instructions.
He is named some forty-seven times, over a third of them in Menachot, and appears in only ten tractates — an unusually narrow distribution that says plainly what kind of authority he is: a tanna whose few positions became fixed points in particular arguments rather than a voice heard across the Mishnah.
Of Shezur in the Galilee.
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