One of this man's religious reforms was the elimination of fires intended to announce the new month, which along with other reforms he promulgated via his bet din. This man is general y acknowledged to be the last of the great tanaim, and hist most important work became the subject of commentaries by scholars cal ed amoraim. In the aggadic tradition, this man was held to be friendly with a Roman named Antoninus, whose conversations with this man were meant to il ustrate this man's wisdom. This man was the greatest disci
One of this man's religious reforms was the elimination of fires intended to announce the new month, which along with other reforms he promulgated via his bet din. This man is general y acknowledged to be the last of the great tanaim, and hist most important work became the subject of commentaries by scholars cal ed amoraim. In the aggadic tradition, this man was held to be friendly with a Roman named Antoninus, whose conversations with this man were meant to il ustrate this man's wisdom. This man was the greatest disciple of Jacob ben Korshai, and was himself the son of Simeon Gamaliel and a descendant of Hil el, by virtue of which he held his ceremonial title. This man is best known for compiling a text that would centuries later inspire a series of commentaries, as wel as a similarly-named text, by Maimonides; that text is a topical arrangement of Talmudic oral law. For 10 points, identify this rabbi who lived in the 2nd century C.E. and is responsible for editing the Mishnah, known as "the Prince."
One of this man's religious reforms was the elimination of fires intended to announce the new month, which along with other reforms he promulgated via his bet din.