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Rabbi Abbahu (Hebrew: אבהו) was a Jew and Talmudist of the Talmudic Academies in Syria Palaestina from about 279-320 and is counted a member of the third generation of Amoraim. He is sometimes cited as Rabbi Abbahu of Kisrin (Caesarea).

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rdfs:comment	Rabbi Abbahu (Hebrew: אבהו) was a Jew and Talmudist of the Talmudic Academies in Syria Palaestina from about 279-320 and is counted a member of the third generation of Amoraim. He is sometimes cited as Rabbi Abbahu of Kisrin (Caesarea). (en) Abbahu (en hebreo, אבהו‎) fue un talmudista judío, conocido como un amora, que vivió en la Tierra de Israel, de la tercera generación amoraica (hacia 279-320), a veces citado como R. Abbahu de Cesarea (Ḳisrin). Su educación rabínica la recibió principalmente en Tiberíades, en la academia presidida por , con quien mantuvo una relación casi de padre e hijo ( ii.4b; 44b; 39a). Realizó peregrinajes frecuentes a Tiberíades, aún luego de alcanzar renombre como rector de la Academia de Cesarea (Yer. viii.11a; Yer. Pesahim x.37c). (es) Abbahu (em hebraico: אבהו, cerca de 279 – 320) foi um judeu talmudista, conhecido como um amoraíta, que viveu na Terra de Israel, no período da terceira geração amoraíta, algumas vezes citado como Rabino Abbahu da Cesareia (Ḳisrin). A sua educação rabínica foi adquirida principalmente em Tiberíades, na academia presidida pelo , com quem suas relações eram quase como as de um filho (Talmude de Jerusalém Brachot ii. 4b, na edição de Veneza de ; Gittin 44b; Bava Batra 39a). Frequentemente fazia peregrinações a Tiberíades, mesmo após ter-se tornado conhecido como reitor da Academia da Cesareia (Talmude de Jerusalém Shab viii. 11a; Talmude de Jerusalém Pesahim x. 37c). (pt) Rabbi Abbahu (* um 250 n. Chr.; † um 320 n. Chr.) war einer der bedeutendsten Amoräer der so genannten dritten Generation in Palästina, das damals unter römischer Oberherrschaft stand. Er war einer der späteren Schüler Jochanans und auch Schüler des Jose ben Chanina. Ferner studierte er bei Resch Lakisch und Rabbi Eleasar ben Pedat. Er war Leiter der rabbinischen Schule in Caesarea. Auch beherrschte er die Disziplinen der Mathematik sowie Rhetorik und war ein Kenner des Griechischen, das er seinen Töchtern beibrachte. Mehrere seiner Schüler gehörten zu den führenden Gelehrten der nächsten Generation. Als Leiter der jüdischen Gemeinde war er für interne Angelegenheiten zuständig, beispielsweise für die Liturgie der Synagoge und die Speisegesetze. Nach außen vertrat er jüdische Interessen vo (de) Abbāhū (in ebraico: אבהו , Abbāhū; 279 circa – 320) è stato un rabbino ebreo antico con cittadinanza romana, annoverato tra gli Amoraim Talmudici. Conoscitore della koiné linguistica e culturale greca, incoraggiò lo studio del greco tra gli Ebrei. Diresse l'accademia di Cesarea e polemizzò con i dotti cristiani. Tra gli Amorei palestinesi fu l'ultimo personaggio di spicco dell'epoca talmudica. Raccoglitore di tradizioni del suo popolo, è spesso citato dal Talmud. (it)
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