- ben
Lakish (Hebrew: שמעון בן לקיש;
Imperial Aramaic: שמעון בר לקיש Shim‘on bar
Lakish or bar Lakisha),
better known by his
nickname Reish Lakish (c. 200...
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offered to him by Judah.
Yochanan also
induced Judah to
visit Shimon ben
Lakish, who had fled from
Tiberias in
consequence of
having made
offensive remarks...
- the
earliest Amoraim in
Israel were
Johanan bar
Nappaha and
Shimon ben
Lakish. Traditionally, the
Amoraic period is
reckoned as
seven or
eight generations...
-
Lakish, his
fellow amora, whom he
affectionately called "my counterpart". He
mourned for him long and deeply,
weeping often and crying, "Bar
Lakish,...
- background, or cut out with a fretsaw,
jigsaw or
scrollsaw Instruct, See: Resh
Lakish#Examples of his
exegesis Others to
Adorn (1938), book by
Oliver St. John...
- of the
Order is
given in the
Talmud itself (Shabbat 31a), by
Shimon ben
Lakish, who
homiletically states that the
first of the six
terms in a
verse in...
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developed during the
Babylonian captivity.
According to
Rabbi Simeon ben
Lakish of
Tiberias (230–270 A.D.),
specific names for the
angels were
brought back...
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unless the
original demand was for a
specified individual. R.
Shimon b.
Lakish adds the
condition that the
specified individual be
deserving of
death because...
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takes the form of a man, and
stands at the left hand of God.
Shimon ben
Lakish (Syria Palaestina, 3rd century)
concluded that the
angelic names of Michael...
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angels were
brought by the Jews from Babylonia",
attributed to
Shimon ben
Lakish or
Rabbi Hanina respectively.
Raphael first appears in two
works of this...
