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200   210   220   230   240   250   260   270   280   290   200 - 275 SIMEON BEN LAKISH (Resh Lakish) (Eretz Israel) Studied under Judah HaNasi and was known for his mental and physical prowess. According to the Talmud, he had once been a gladiator and was brought back to Judaism by Johanan bar Nappaha. He was outspoken and very independent. He viewed the story of Job as a moral creation or parable, and the names of the angels as being of Persian rather than Jewish origin. 203 SEPPHORIS (TZIPORI) (Eretz Israel) Judah HaNasi moved the seat of learning from Beth Shearim to Seppohris, mainly for health reasons. 205 HIPPOLYTUS OF ROME Wrote Contra Judaeous, which blamed the harsh conditions of the Jews on their rejection of Jesus. 200   210   220   230   240   250   260   270   280   290

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