רבי יהודה בן בתירא Rabbi Yehuda ben Betera
Tanna · 2nd generation (c. 80–110 CE) — named 113 times across 26 tractates of the Bavli.
Rabbi Yehuda ben Betera, of the second tannaitic generation, lived at Nisibis in Babylonia and taught there, one of the few figures of his age whose school stood outside Eretz Yisrael. His rulings reached Yavneh and are cited in dispute with Rabbi Akiva and Rabbi Yehoshua.
The Talmud preserves his sharpness in a story told against a man who had eaten of the Pesach offering without being entitled to it: he sent him to Jerusalem with an instruction that exposed him at once. He is named some hundred and fifteen times across twenty-six tractates, spread evenly rather than gathered.
Of Nisibis in Babylonia.
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