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Ordinances and Sabbath

At
the first meeting
of the town trustees ( aldermen ), 27 March 1837
, Section 36
of the Ordinances was enacted: " any person who shall on
the Sabbath day play at bandy
, cricket
, cat
, town-ball
, corner-ball
, over-ball
, fives
, or any
other game
of ball
, within
the limits
of the corporation
, or shall engage in pitching dollars or quarters
, or any
other game
, in any public place
, shall
, on conviction thereof
, be fined
the sum
of one dollar.
Ordinances and other

City
of Plano Code
of Ordinances, Chapter 2
, Article I
, Section 2-1 ( b ) states that no person
, firm
, organization
, or corporation
other than
the city shall adopt
, use
, display
, incorporate
, or appropriate
the official logo
of the city as any part
of any material
, equipment
, or
other matter
of such person
, firm
, organization or corporation
, without written application to
and approval
of the city council.

Similar material is found in a number
of other Christian writings from
the first through about
the fifth centuries
, including
the Epistle
of Barnabas
, the Didascalia
, the Apostolic Church
Ordinances, the Summary
of Doctrine
, the Apostolic Constitutions
, the Life
of Schnudi
, and On
the Teaching
of the Apostles ( or Doctrina ), some
of which are dependent on
the Didache.

His appointment was considered a step towards overthrowing
the constitution
and Polignac
, with
other ministers
, was held responsible for
the decision to issue
the Four
Ordinances, which were
the immediate cause
of the revolution
of July 1830.

The warrant issued on
the behalf
of the Duke
of Norfolk
, stated: " that it is desirable that
the College
of Arms should be visited
, and an inquiry instituted with
the view
of ascertaining whether
the Rules
and Orders for
the good government
of the said College ... are duly obeyed
and fulfilled ...
and whether by change
of circumstances or any
other cause
, any new Laws
, Ordinances or Regulations are necessary to be made ... for
the said College.
Ordinances that allow
the " discount " to expire essentially grant a windfall profit to
the inclusionary housing buyer
, preventing that subsidy from being recycled to
other needy households.

However Florence was to have
other upheavals
, reducing
the power
of the patrician class
, in
the movement leading to
the Ordinances of Justice in 1293
, and the Revolt
of the Ciompi in 1378.
Johanan and ben

This legend has been somewhat elaborately treated in Yiddish under
the title
, Ein ganz neie Maase vun dem Tanna R. Akiba
, Lemberg
, 1893 ( compare Tanna debe Eliyahu Zuṭṭa
, xvii., where
Johanan ben Zakkai's name is given in place
of Akiba ).
Johanan ben Zakkai established that
the shofar trumpets be blown at Jamnia
and the surrounding places even if
the festival fell on
the Sabbath, while at one time this was done only in
the Temple ( iv. 1 ); he also fixed
the lulav outside
of the Temple for seven days
, and forbade
the eating
of new grain on
the second day
of Passover ( iv. 2 ); he extended
the time for examining witnesses until
the evening
, and had them come to Jamnia even in
the absence
of the av bet din ( iv. 3 ).

The Tosefta omits
the ordinances
of Gamliel
and of Johanan ben Zakkai, and the dispute
of the two leaders
of the school-house
, nor does it mention anything
of the power
of any tannaitic dignitary ;
the Tosefta is here a product
of the time
of the Amoraim.

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Johanan ben Zakai

The community also appealed for aid to Sanballat I
, a Samaritan potentate
, and his sons Delaiah
and Shelemiah
, as well as
Johanan ben Eliashib.

The Jerusalem Talmud probably originated in Tiberias in
the School
of Johanan ben Nappaha.

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Johanan ben Zakai

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Johanan ben Zakai

*
Johanan ben Bag-Bag
, one
of the tannaim
, who is mentioned several times in
the Talmud

*
Johanan ben Nuri
, one
of the tannaim
of the 1st
and 2nd centuries
, frequently cited in
the Mishnah

*
Johanan ben Zakai ( c. 30 – 90 ), one
of the tannaim
, widely regarded as one
of the most important Jewish figures in
the era
of the Second Temple
and a primary contributor to
the Mishnah

Instead
the chain is listed as passing directly from Hillel to
Johanan ben Zakkai.

The Jewish Encyclopedia writes that
the mention
of the " Holy
of Holies " in this passage is not an anachronism
, as Grätz thinks
, for while it is true that Eliezer
and Joshua were present as
the geonim par excellence at Elisha's circumcision — which must
, therefore
, have occurred after
the death
of Johanan ben Zakkai ( 80 )— it is also true that
the " Holy
of Holies " is likewise mentioned in connection with Rabbi Akiva ( Makkot
, end ); indeed
, the use
of this expression is due to
the fact that
the Rabbis held holiness to be inherent in
the place
, not in
the building ( Yevamot 6b ).

For legends
concerning Elisha see
Johanan ben Nappaha ; Rabbi Meir ; compare also Gnosticism.

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Johanan ben Zakai

Among
the sciences that
Johanan ben Zakkai mastered was a knowledge
of the solstices
and the calendar ; i. e.,
the ability to compute
the course
of the sun
and the moon ( Suk.

In
the latter library may be found also
the hitherto unprinted commentaries by Solomon
ben Shabbethai ( 541 ),
and Johanan ben Reuben ( 542 ).

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Johanan ben Zakai
Johanan and concerning

The enormous size
of the Leviathan is described by R.
Johanan, from whom proceeded nearly all
the aggadot
concerning this monster: " Once we went in a ship
and saw a fish which put his head out
of the water.
Johanan and other
Johanan bar Nappaḥa ( 199 – 279 ) has left
the following important note relative to
the composition
and editing
of the Mishnah
and other halakic works: " Our Mishnah comes directly from Rabbi Meir
, the Tosefta from R. Nehemiah
, the Sifra from R. Judah
, and the Sifre from R. Simon ; but they all took Akiva for a model in their works
and followed him " ( Sanh.
ben and Zakkai

A classical rabbinic work
, Avoth de-Rabbi Natan
, states: " One time
, when Rabban Yochanan
ben Zakkai was walking in Jerusalem with Rabbi Yehosua
, they arrived at where
the Temple in Jerusalem now stood in ruins.

" Then Rabbi Yohannan
ben Zakkai spoke to him these words
of comfort: " Be not grieved
, my son.

Yohanan
ben Zakkai, a leading Pharisee
, was appointed
the first Patriarch (
the Hebrew word
, Nasi
, also means prince
, or president ),
and he reestablished
the Sanhedrin at Yavneh ( see
the related Council
of Jamnia ) under Pharisee control.

He learned with him until he died
, at which point he moved to Yavneh to study at
the feet
of ben Zakkai, as well as Gamliel II HaNasi (
the Prince ),
and Yehoshua
ben Chananya.

The list
of the exilarchs down to
the end
of the 9th century is given as follows in an old document " Mediæval Jewish Chronicles ," i. 196: " Bostanai
, Hanina
ben Adoi
, Hasdai I
, Solomon
, Isaac Iskawi I
, Judah
Zakkai ( Babawai ), Moses
, Isaac Iskawi II
, David
ben Judah
, Hasdai II.

Judah
Zakkai, who is called "
Zakkai ben Ahunai " by Sherira
, had as rival candidate Natronai
ben Habibai
, who
, however
, was defeated
and sent West in banishment ; this Natronai was a great scholar
, and, according to tradition
, while in Spain wrote
the Talmud from memory.

After a short interregnum ' Ukba's nephew
, David
ben Zakkai, became exilarch ; but he had to contend for nearly two years with Kohen Zedek before he was finally confirmed in his power ( 921 ).

David
ben Zakkai was
the last exilarch to play an important part in history.

When Gaon Hai died in 1038
, nearly a century after Saadia's death
, the members
of his academy could not find a more worthy successor than
the exilarch Hezekiah
, a descendant
, perhaps a great-grandson
, of David
ben Zakkai, who thereafter filled both offices.

Several families
, as late as
the 14th century
, traced their descent back to Josiah
, the brother
of David
ben Zakkai who had been banished to Chorasan ( see
the genealogies in 1890 pp. 180 et seq .).

Before Vespasian's departure
, the Pharisaic sage
and Rabbi Yohanan
ben Zakkai obtained his permission to establish a Judaic school at Yavne.

** Yohanan
ben Zakkai

* Yohanan
ben Zakkai ( 1st century AD )

This event directly led to
the escape
of Yochanan
ben Zakkai out
of Jerusalem
, who met Vespasian
, a meeting which led to
the foundation
of the Academy
of Yavneh which produced
the Mishnah which led to
the survival
of rabbinical Judaism.

* " He
ben Zakkai said: ' Go
and see what is
the right way that a man should seek for himself.

: Once
, Rabbi Yochanan
ben Zakkai was walking with his disciple
, Rabbi Yehoshua
, near Jerusalem after
the destruction
of the Temple.

" Then Rabbi Yohannan
ben Zakkai spoke to him these words
of comfort: " Be not grieved
, my son.
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