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Judah Ha-Nasi (c. AD 135-c. 220)

Jewish scholar who with a number of colleagues edited the collection of writings known as the Mishnah, which formed the basis of the Talmud, in the 2nd century AD. He was a rabbi and president of the Sanhedrin (supreme religious court).

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