רבין Ravin (Rav Avin)
Amora of Babylonia · 4th generation (c. 320–350 CE) — named 254 times across 31 tractates of the Bavli.
Ravin — Rav Avin — was, with Rav Dimi, one of the two great nachotei of the fourth generation, carrying the rulings of Eretz Yisrael down to the Babylonian academies. The phrase when Ravin came opens hundreds of passages, and he is quoted as a transmitter some eighty-three times in this corpus.
His reports and Rav Dimi's are frequently compared, and the Gemara will build an argument on the difference between the two versions of a single teaching of Rabbi Yochanan. He is named some two hundred and fifty times, spread evenly across thirty-one tractates rather than concentrated in any one.
A nachota beside Rav Dimi; 'when Ravin came'.
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