Nahum haMedi

Talmudic Figures

Even though Nahum haMedi was known as one of the outstanding early judges in Jerusalem, his colleagues generally disagreed with him.

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But if he took a vow of naziriteship after his animal was stolen, he is not a nazirite, as it is retroactively established that his vow was taken in error from the outset, as he relied on an animal he did not possess. And this was the error that Naḥum the Mede erred when he failed to distinguish between an event that occurred before the vow was taken and an event that occurred afterward. The incident in question was as follows: When nazirites were ascending from the exile to sacrifice their offerings, and they found the Temple destroyed…

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