According to legend, on the day that one of the traditional authors of this text died, a large palm tree was uprooted and fell down, while another traditional author of this text was said to be great for being able to say "I don't know". Abot, Kinnim, Middot, and Tamid are the four masechtot or tractates missing from this text. This text is traditionally attributed to either Oshaya or Hiyya bar Abba. The baraitot in this text are more varied and 
According to legend, on the day that one of the traditional authors of this text died, a large palm tree was uprooted and fell down, while another traditional author of this text was said to be great for being able to say "I don't know". Abot, Kinnim, Middot, and Tamid are the four masechtot or tractates missing from this text. This text is traditionally attributed to either Oshaya or Hiyya bar Abba. The baraitot in this text are more varied and less concise than those in its more notable companion text. With a name meaning "appendix", name this secondary collection of Jewish oral law that supplements the Mishnah. 
According to legend, on the day that one of the traditional authors of this text died, a large palm tree was uprooted and fell down, while another traditional author of this text was said to be great for being able to say "I don't know".
{Tosefta} or {Tosefata}