רב דניאל בר רב קטינא

Rab Daniel bar Rav Ketina said in the name of Rav, [Baba Kamma (57a), Makkot (8b, 12a), and Chagigah (8b) in the Perek of Tana'im]. Rav Huna said [Ketubot (57a)]. Rav Chanan bar Rav Ketina, his brother, and there is a version that Rav Shmuel bar Rav Ketina and Rav B"H made the wedding canopy for his son in the house of Rav Daniel. [This means that in the house of Rav Shmuel bar Ketina, he made the wedding canopy for his son (there).

And one cannot say that it is a scribal error, and it should be in the house of Rav Shmuel, the brother of Rav Daniel; if so, it is not in its place, for there in the name of Shmuel bar Ketina, it does not mention that Rav B"H made the wedding canopy for his son in his house. In the name of Rav Ami, from the Jerusalem Talmud, in Perek Kira, and in the name of Chuna there in Sefarim Perek Eruvin and Perek Bet].

It is already known that Rav Zeira was called Rav Ketina because he was small in stature. And similarly, in the Jerusalem Talmud, Rav Zeira is called Rav Ze'ira, and perhaps the father of Rav Daniel is another, since Rav Zeira responds in the manner of Rav Daniel bar Rav Ketina and does not repeat their names as is stated in the Perek of Tana'im [(L'M). Rav Ze'ira sent to ask Rav Daniel bar Rav Ketina, “Did you hear from your father?” Jerusalem, Perek Lulav and Aravah.

He said, “A garden every day, this one requires water, and this one does not require water, and rain comes and waters where it requires water, a fast (Taanit 9b).

It is written in the book of Gilgulim of souls, arranged in the writing of Zechariah, 'And He will give to the man rain for the grass in the field,' the aforementioned Rav Daniel is the incarnation of Gideon who asked, 'Let there be dew on the fleece, and afterward rain on the fleece alone, as the first act, so the last act.' Thus is the conclusion].