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Rabbi Yosei

Rabbi Yosei ben Judah. Late 2nd century Tanna, known for his poetic aphorisms and controversial positions on the sages.

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Palestinian tanna and Talmudic authority at Usha in the 2nd century CE. Read more in the Jewish Encyclopedia.
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