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anonymous Mishnah is assumed to be the opinion of Rabbi Meir, and we usually follow it
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as strict with rabbinic law as he is with biblical law
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Chamas, Chamsa, Chamsi - Rabbi Meir lectured there on Friday night before the meal
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Chamas, Rabbi Meir lectured there on a Friday night prior to the meal
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entered paradise, abandoned Torah, killed or had a bad influence on rabbinic students, betrayed the Jews to the Romans, expounds Torah verses with his student Rabbi Meir, story that happened at the party celebrating his circumcision, why he didn't return to Torah, reasons why he left Torah, on his deathbed, his grave burning, rescued by Rabbi Meir?, his daughters request charity from Rabbi Yehudah Hanasi
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halacha follows Bais Hilllel against Bais Shamai, halacha follows Rabbi Yose against Rabbi Meir
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people follow Rabbi Meir in regard to Megillah, eruv, and taanis, even though the halacha doesn't follow him
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Rabbi Meir died in Asya, outside of Israel, wanted to be buried near the sea or possibly transferred to Israel
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Rabbi Meir died in Asya, outside of Israel, wanted to be buried near the sea or possibly transferred to Israel
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Rabbi Meir died in Asya, outside of Israel, wanted to be buried near the sea or possibly transferred to Israel
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Rabbi Meir fought against an attempt to excommunicate him
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Rabbi Meir is strict with rabbinic laws just as biblical laws
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Rav says Gittin 9:3 follows the opinion of Rabbi Meir who says that the signing witnesses validate the divorce
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reading the Megillah - Rabbi Meir did by heart
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smearing alintin (mixture of aged wine, balsam oil, water) on a sick person, prepared before Shabbos, story of Rabbi Meir
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Tzippori - Rabbi Meir greeted mourners on Shabbos