ר' אבין ברב אדא

Rabbi Avin bar Rav Ada said in the name of Rabbi Yitzchak [Pesachim (8b), Berakhot (6a), Eruvin (8a, 11a, 39b), Bava Kamma (116b), Niddah (66b) and above, Abba bar Ada said in the name of Rabbi Yitzchak Shabbat (110a) is certainly a transcription error and should be Rabbi Avin bar Ada; and in the Rif, Rabbi Avin said in the name of Rabbi Ada in the name of Rabbi Yitzchak is also a transcription error. And in Pesachim (34a) Ravin bar Rav Acha said in the name of Rabbi Yitzchak is undoubtedly a transcription error and should be bar Rav Ada].

Rabbi Menachem, a man from the village of Sha'arim, said [Niddah (27a) that Rabbi Menachem was in his days and they have copied it here for no reason]:

And he wrote the genealogy [of R' Ravin bar E'la and his brother Raba (should be Rabba), students of Rav Yehuda (who said in the name of) in Beitzah, chapter The One Who Brings, in Ketubot (7b) Ravin bar Rav Ada and Rabba bar Rav Ada both said in the name of Rav Yehuda, and in Yoma (53b) both said in the name of Rav, and in Kiddushin (70b) Rav said. Ravin bar Rav Ada said to Rabba, your student says, Rav Amram (there)].