Diskussion:Abba Arikha

Bedeutendster Amoräer Babylons

"...in order to train their scholars, Babylonian Jews sent them to Palestine to study. ... The greatest of these were Samuel..., Nathan...; and a very tall Jew named Abba Arikha. ... In 219, a significant date in Jewish hostory, Abba Arrikha returned to Babylon and inaugurated a career that lasted for three decades. ... The arrival of Abba Arikha, our Jew of the 3rd century, marked the beginning of a vast culturla transfer from the Palestinian Jewish community to the Babylonian Jewish community." - M.B. Marǵolies: "20/20". University of Michigan Press, 2000, S. 27ff --Gonzo.Lubitsch 09:48, 14. Apr. 2011 (CEST)