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Rabbeinu Tam (R. Yaakov ben Meir): R. Yaakov ben Meir Tam, grandson of Rashi; one of the earliest authors of the Tosafot commentary on the Talmud |
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Rabbeinu Tam
(1100-1171)
By Nissan Mindel
abraham Rabbenu Yakov ben Meir Tam, or, as he is generally called, Rabbenu Tam, was born in the French city of Ramerupt in the year 4860 (1100), when his famous grandfather Rashi was 60 years old. His mother was Jochebed, Rashi's daughter. (Rashi had no ...
Library » Jewish History » Gallery of Our Great » The Rishonim » Rabbeinu Tam
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Rabbi Escapes Crusaders
1147
Rabbi Yaakov ben Meir Tam, known as the "Rabbenu Tam," was one of Rashi's illustrious grandsons. During the Second Crusade, on the second day of the holiday of Shavuot, the Crusaders entered his hometown of Rameru, and pillaged and massacred many Jews. ...
Jewish Calendar » Sivan » Sivan 8 » Jewish History » Rabbi Escapes Crusaders
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Passing of Rabbeinu Tam
1171
Rabbi Yaakov ben Meir of Romereau (1100?-1171), known as "Rabbeinu Tam", was a grandson of Rashi (Rabbi Shlomo Yitzchaki, 1040-1105), and one of the primary authors of the Tosaphot commentary on the Talmud; the Bet-Din (rabbinical court) he headed was ...
Jewish Calendar » Tammuz » Tammuz 4 » Jewish History » Passing of Rabbeinu Tam
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What is "Rabbeinu Tam's Sunset"?
By Baruch S. Davidson
You've touched on a subject which is discussed at great length in various sources in Jewish literature. There are differing opinions on the halachic definition of sundown, and the 12th century French Talmudic scholar Rabbeinu Tam is renowned for his ...
Ask the Rabbi » Latest Questions » The Details » What is "Rabbeinu Tam's Sunset"?
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