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Yehudah HaNasi

Yehudah HaNasi (c. 135-217 CE), known as Rabbi Yehudah the Prince, was the compiler of the Mishnah and the leader of the Jewish community in Roman Palestine. Discussed here as part of a post on Beit Shearim and Zippori, both places closely tied to his life and work.

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Decorated sarcophagus at Beit Shearim
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Beit Shearim and Zippori

A day in the lower Galilee at Beit Shearim and Zippori: the story of Alexander Zaid, the vast necropolis and tomb of Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi, and Zippori's Roman synagogue, fortress, mosaics and reservoir.

Dec 2013 · 4 minute read
Grave of Alexander Zaid Decorated sarcophagus at Beit Shearim Tomb of Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi (Judah the Prince), Beit Shearim View from the top of the Zippori Fortress Mosaic at the grand villa at Zippori. At the bottom, note the highlighted 'Mona Lisa of the Galilee' Roman reservoir at Zippori
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