רב הונא צפוראה

Rav Huna of Tzipori and Rabbi Yosi of Mada and Rav Oira before Rabbi Rabba explained Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi. [And he contested the lineage (see Rabbi Oira)] and in the last chapter of Rosh HaShanah [(34, 2) and the version before us there is Rav Chana of Tzipori] it seems he was a student of Rabbi Yochanan [as it is stated there in the name of Rabbi Yochanan. Regarding that matter in the Jerusalem Talmud at the end of Rosh HaShanah, Rabbi Chuna Rabba of Tzipori in the name of Rabbi Yochanan.

And in the Jerusalem Talmud Berakhot 4:3, Rav Huna of Tzipori in the name of Rav Yochanan. And in Shekalim 1:1, Rabbi Chuna Rabba of Tzipori in the name of Chiya Rabba. The lineage is written as R' Chuna Tzipori in the Jerusalem Talmud, in the chapter of Tamid that is slaughtered, I have not found. And in the chapter of General Principles, Halacha 2, Rabbi Chanina in the name of Abba.

And in Nedarim 9, Halacha 1, R' Chuna of Tzipori in the name of Pinchas. And in the Babylonian Talmud Yoma (Avodah Zarah 60b) Rabbi Pinchas in the name of Huna of Tzipori, and in the Midrash Kohelet Rabbi Pinchas in the name of Chanina of Tzipori, and in the Tanchuma Tetzaveh Rosh HaShanah Tzipori, and in the Midrash at the end of the opening of Eichah Rosh HaShanah Rabba of Tzipori. And in the Jerusalem Talmud Ta'anit 2:2, Rav Acha bar Yitzchak in the name of Chuna Rabba of Tzipori.

And in the fourth chapter of Berakhot, Mishnah 3, regarding that matter in the name of Chiya of Tzipori. Rabbi Chiya of Tzipori posed a question to Rabbi Imi regarding Orlah 3:2. Chanania ben Akbari performed work for him. Rabbi Yochanan of Tzipori in the Midrash Hazit, in the chapter of his head a patch of gold, and that matter in Vayikra Rabbah 19, Rabbi Chanina of Tzipori.

And in the Jerusalem Talmud, chapter 1 of Kiddushin, Halacha 1, Rabbi Yehuda ben Pazi, Rabbi Chanun in the name of Rabbi Chuna Rabba of Tzipori, etc. Rabbi Yochanan of Tzipori, Rabbi Acha, Rabbi Chinana in the name of Shmuel bar Nachman.]