Promulgated by rabbi Judah Ha-Nasi, for 10 points, what, together with the Gemara, forms the Talmud?
Its name comes from the Hebrew for "repetition," and it consists of six orders, whose names translate to Seeds; Seasons; Women; Damages; Holy Things; and Purifications. It also includes non-legal material, notably the Chapters of the Fathers. Promulgated by rabbi Judah Ha-Nasi, for 10 points, what, together with the Gemara, forms the Talmud?
Its name comes from the Hebrew for "repetition," and it consists of six orders, whose names translate to Seeds; Seasons; Women; Damages; Holy Things; and Purifications.
{Mishna} (prompt on early {Talmud})