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The same passage from the Jerusalem Talmud refers to Elisha as being alive when his pupil Rabbi Meir had become a renowned teacher.
According to the assumption made above, he must have reached his seventieth year at that time.
If Elisha were a Sadducee, the friendship constantly shown him by Rabbi Meïr could be understood.
This friendship would have been impossible had Elisha been an apostate or a man of loose morals, as has been asserted.
Sadducees and Pharisees, however, lived in friendly intercourse with one another ( for example, Rabban Gamaliel with Sadducees ; Eruvin 77b ).

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