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A plate made of brass, Europe, 19th century, decorated with burnishing work in the center, a description from the Haggadah of the Sages ””A deed of Rabbi Eliezer and Rabbi Yehoshua and Rabbi Elazar ben Azaria, and Rabbi Akiva and Rabbi Tarpon, who were from Sobin in Bnei Brak, and were recounting the Exodus from Egypt all that night” and in the margin Decorated with various floral patterns, very good condition, dimensions: 38 cm. Update: The gaon Rabbi Binyamin of Stopazi, zt'l, Ha'arit Binyamin, asked why the Sages were mentioned by name each by the Haggadah author, who supposedly could have written ”an act of sages who were converted”. And the interpretation: Rabbi Eliezer ben Horkanos was a priest (a deviant Jerusalemite), and Rabbi Yehoshua ben Hanina was a Levite, and Rabbi Eliezer ben Azariah was a priest (BM 11), Likewise, Rabbi Tarpon was a priest (Pesachim eb:), and Rabbi Akiva was from the Grim family (Sanhedrin tz:). Henceforth, the priests, Levites, and immigrants were not under the bondage of Egypt, and if so we could think that they had no obligation to tell about the Exodus, that is why this act came and the names of the sages were listed, to teach us that priests, Levites, and immigrants are also obligated, and this is because by the exodus from Egypt we received the Torah, And if so, a great benefit arose from this for the priests and the Levites and the settlers, because it is also known that the souls of the settlers were on Mount Sinai when Israel received the Torah, as it is written, ”That which sleepeth here and which is not here, ” and therefore they too must tell. __ in the exodus from Egypt, and that's easy Every person from Israel!