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Rambam: Rabbi Yehudah Hanassi |
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![]() He was supreme in wisdom and grandeur, to the extent that the Talmud says of him, From Moshe until Rebbi, we do not find Torah scholarship and majesty combined in one person.” (Gittin 59a) He exemplified piety and humility, and shunned all pleasures of life, as it says, “Since Rebbi died, humility and fear of sin have vanished.” (Sotah 49a) He expressed himself clearly and surpassed everyone in his command of the holy tongue, to the point that the Sages learned the meaning of Biblical words about which they were in doubt from the way his servants and maids used these words. |