Rabbi Chiyya the Great

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Rabbi Chiyya the Great was a prominent early third-century Babylonian-born sage of the Talmud, renowned for his role in preserving and disseminating the Oral Torah in the Land of Israel.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Amora
Talmudic sage
rabbi
activeIn Land of Israel NERFINISHED
activePeriod early third century
alsoKnownAs Rabbi Hiyya the Great NERFINISHED
Rabbi Ḥiyya Rabbah NERFINISHED
associatedWith Eretz Yisrael NERFINISHED
Sanhedrin of Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi NERFINISHED
Tiberias NERFINISHED
birthPlace Babylonia NERFINISHED
contributedTo Baraitot NERFINISHED
Jerusalem Talmud NERFINISHED
culture Jewish
era Talmudic era
fieldOfWork Aggadah NERFINISHED
Halakha NERFINISHED
Torah study
gender male
hasDiscipline Torah exegesis
oral law
honorific the Great
influenced later Amoraim
knownFor Torah education
disseminating the Oral Torah
preserving the Oral Torah
language Aramaic
Hebrew
mentionedIn Babylonian Talmud NERFINISHED
Jerusalem Talmud NERFINISHED
movement early Amoraim
notableFor efforts to prevent Torah from being forgotten in Israel
origin Babylonian Jew
regionOfActivity Galilee NERFINISHED
religion Judaism
role Torah scribe
teacher
transmitter of tradition
status sage
studentOf Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi NERFINISHED
teacherOf Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi NERFINISHED
timeInHistory post-Mishnaic period
tradition Rabbinic Judaism NERFINISHED

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