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Book Title Gallery of Our Great
By Nissan Mindel
Published and copyrighted by Kehot Publication Society

The Talmudic Age--The Amoraim

3950–4310

Rav Huna
(219 CE)
Rava
(circa 4038- 4112)
Abbaye
(4040-4100, 280-340)
Rav Ashi
(circa 4098-4187)

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