bathyra in a sentence

1. The Syrian told them that Rabbi Judah ben Bathyra had done so.
2. Rabbi Judah ben Bathyra answered Akiva that Akiva would have to give an account for his accusation.
3. Rabbi Judah ben Bathyra asked him whether he had ever eaten of the fat tail, and the Syrian replied that he had not.
4. Ket . v . 29d; Yerushalmi has only " ben Bathyra . " There is one passage, however, where R . Judah b.
5. So Rabbi Judah ben Bathyra told the Syrian that the next time he went to Jereusalem for Passover, he should ask them to give him the fat tail.
6. It's difficult to find bathyra in a sentence.
7. Then they sent a message to Rabbi Judah ben Bathyra saying that he was in Nisibis ( in northern Mesopotamia ), yet his net was spread in Jerusalem.
8. To keep watch over the people of Trachonitis, Herod built the town of Bathyra ( modern location unknown, but possibly in the vicinity of as-Sanamayn ).
9. Rabbi Judah ben Bathyra taught that these 13 limiting phrases correspond to and limit 13 Divine communications recorded in the Torah as having been made to both Moses and Aaron.
10. Bathyra are reported as entertaining different opinions ( Ta'anit 3a ); hence Maimonides takes " ben Bathyra " to be identical with " R . Joshua ben Bathyra ."
11. Bathyra are reported as entertaining different opinions ( Ta'anit 3a ); hence Maimonides takes " ben Bathyra " to be identical with " R . Joshua ben Bathyra ."
12. Bathyra are reported as entertaining different opinions ( Ta'anit 3a ); hence Maimonides takes " ben Bathyra " to be identical with " R . Joshua ben Bathyra ."
13. The Gemara then asked, according to Rabbi Judah ben Bathyra, of what sin did Zelophehad die ( as his daughters reported in that " he died in his own sin " )?
14. Rabbi Judah ben Bathyra deduced from the words " My spirit will not always enter into judgment with man " of that God will neither revive nor judge the generation of the flood on Judgment Day.
15. Rabbi Judah ben Bathyra deduced from the words " My spirit will not always enter into judgment with man " of that God will neither revive nor judge the generation of the Flood on Judgment Day.
16. At the same time there was at Nisibis ( northern Mesopotamia ), an excelling Jewish college, at the head of which stood Judah ben Bathyra, and in which many Judean scholars found refuge at the time of the persecutions.
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