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Rabbinic Judaism
The Judaism of the Talmud
c.70 CE – present · Abrahamic · Living · Worldwide
IV. THE CLASSICAL & IMPERIAL WORLD — c.200 BCE – 500 CE
### How many
### Who began it
### What it is for
### What it worships
### What it holds
### What it does
### After death
### Its texts
### Its branches
### Of note
### Its timeline
- c.70 CE Temple destroyed; Yavneh academy founded.
- 132–136 CE Bar Kokhba revolt crushed; Rabbi Akiva executed; Judea devastated.
- c.200 CE Mishnah compiled.
- c.500 CE Babylonian Talmud completed in the academies of Sura and Pumbedita.
- c.600–1000 CE The Geonim of Babylon become the global authority; the responsa system matures.
- 1135–1204 Maimonides codifies the law and attempts to reconcile Torah with Aristotle.
- 1240, 1242 CE The Talmud is put on trial in Paris and burned by the cartload.
- 1565 CE Shulchan Aruch published; with Isserles' Ashkenazi glosses it becomes the standard code.
### Sources
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