Rab 'Awira

Rab 'Awira
Rabbinical Eras

Rab 'Awira (or Rav Awira; Hebrew: רב עוירא) was a Jewish Amora sage of the Land of Israel of the third and fourth generation of the Amoraic era, a pupil of R. Yochanan bar Nafcha, and a Colleague of R. Abbahu. He is cited in the Talmud debating Halakha matters with R. Yochanan bar Nafcha, and as a Colleague of R. Abbahu and R. Helbo, he was also the pupil of R. Yochanan bar Nafcha. He delivered many Halakot and Haggadot in the name of Rabbi Ammi and of Rabbi Assi. One Should distinguish between him and R. 'Awira who delivered papers in the name of Rava [1].

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  1. ^ Babylon Talmud, tractate Hulin, 42b; Babylon Talmud, tractate Bava Batra, 131b
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Amoraim of Eretz Israel
First Generation (Until 250 A.D):
Gamaliel III | R. Hiyya | Rabbi Yannai | Hoshaiah Rabbah | Epes the Southerner | Joshua ben Levi | Hanina bar Hama | Levi ben Sisi | Bar Kappara | Jeremiah (I)
Second Generation (Until 280 A.D):
Judah II (Nesi'ah I) | Yochanan bar Nafcha | Shimon ben Lakish | Eleazar ben Pedat | Jose b. Hanina | Rav Kahana II | Jacob b. Idi | Hezekiah | Judah b. Hiyya | Abba of Jaffa
Third Generation (Until 310 A.D):
Gamaliel IV | Rabbi Ammi | Rabbi Assi | Abbahu | Abin I | Hiyya bar Abba | Ulla | Rav Zeira | Rabbah bar bar Hana | Rabbi Ilai II | Rab 'Awira | Hanina b. Papi | Jose of Yokereth | Jeremiah (II) | Hoshaiah | Hanina | Abba bar Memel | Tachlifa the Palestinian | Avdimi of Haifa
Fourth Generation (Until 340 A.D):
Hasa of Eshtemoa | Judah III (Nesi'ah II) | Jeremiah (III) | Rabbi Aha | Rabbi Berekiah | Jose b. Zevida | Rav Jonah | Rabbi Hilkiah | Zerika | Isaac b. Eliashib
Fifth Generation (Until 380 A.D):
Sixth Generation (Until 410 A.D):
Judah IV (Nesi'ah III) | Tanhuma bar Abba | Hanina of Sepphoris | Samuel b. Jose b. Boon
Amoraim of Babylon
First Generation (Until 250 A.D):
Second Generation (Until 280 A.D):
Rav Huna | Judah ben Ezekiel | Rabbah b. Abuha | Jeremiah b. Abba | Rav Kahana II | Rav Berona | Hiyya b. Joseph | Rav Giddel | Hiyya b. Ashi | Raba Bar Jeremiah (Abba)
Third Generation (Until 310 A.D):
Rav Nachman | Sheshet | Rav Chisda | Rabbah bar Nahmani | Rav Yosef b. Hiyya | Raba bar Rav Huna | Joseph b. Hama | Ammi b. Abba
Fourth Generation (Until 340 A.D):
Abaye | Rava | Rami bar Hama | Aha b. Jacob | Rav Safra | Rav Kahana III | Idi b. Abin Naggara | Hiyya b. Abin Naggara | Rav Shizbi | Isaac b. Judah | Rabbah b. Shela
Fifth Generation (Until 380 A.D):
Rav Nachman bar Yitzchak | Rav Papa | Huna b. Joshua | Rav Zevid | Rav Papi | Amemar | Mar Zutra | Rav Mesharshiya
Sixth Generation (Until 430 A.D):
Ravina I | Rami b. Abba | Rav Ashi | Huna b. Nathan | Rav Kahana IV
Seventh Generation (Until 465 A.D):
Rav Yemar | Mar b. Rav Ashi | Rafram II | Aha b. Raba | Judah b. Meremar
Eighth Generation (Until 500 A.D):
Rabbah Tosafa'ah | Ravina II | Rabbah Jose

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