Rav Pappi

Talmudic Figures

Rav Pappi was the son-in-law of R. Yitzchak Nappaha and a student of Rava. He was a colleague of Rav Pappa and taught Ravina and Rav Ashi.

Sources

Rav Pappi said: Is it because you come from unfortunate people [de’atitu mimmula’ei] that you say unfortunate things? Rav Beivai was from the house of Eli, whose descendants were sentenced to die at a young age.

The Gemara relates: Rav Pappi permitted the cooks [burdikei] of the household of the Exilarch to mash roasted grains into a pot of food, to dissolve the accumulated foam. Rava said: Is there anyone who permits this matter in a place where servants are found? Servants are unlikely to be careful with regard to these prohibitions. They will use raw flour for this purpose, which will lead to a violation of the prohibition against leavened bread on Passover. Some say that Rava himself would add roasted grains into his own pot.

Pesachim 40b:12

Livedתקופת פעילות

Amoraim - Fifth Generation

c.350 – c.375 CE

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