Hebrew Characteristics Miscellaneous Papers From the German
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On the other hand, if any one who might fairly expect an invitation was overlooked, he was justly offended, and now and then took occa- sion to make the uncourteous giver of the feast feel that he was offended. R. Jehuda Hanasi, for instance, invited to the wed- ding of his son, R. Simon, all the learned men, and only left out Bar Kappara, disliking and fearing his sarcastic tongue. Whereupon Bar Kappara wrote on the wall of the house where the wedding was to be celebrated : " 240 million denar...s are to be spent on this feast — and Bar Kappara is not invited ! If such luxury falls to the lot of sinners, what grandeur will not pious people have some day !" The consequence of this was, that he had an invitation sent him, and then he altered the last sentence and said, " If the pious have the enjoyment of such splendors even in this hfe, what glories must be reserved for them in the other !" According to another authority, Bar Kappara's vengeance was of a more elaborate and witty sort than what we have given.
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On the other hand, if any one who might fairly expect an invitation was overlooked, he was justly offended, and now and then took occa- sion to make the uncourteous giver of the feast feel that he was offended. R. Jehuda Hanasi, for instance, invited to the wed- ding of his son, R. Simon, all the learned men, and only left out Bar Kappara, disliking and fearing his sarcastic tongue. Whereupon Bar Kappara wrote on the wall of the house where the wedding was to be celebrated : " 240 million denar...s are to be spent on this feast — and Bar Kappara is not invited ! If such luxury falls to the lot of sinners, what grandeur will not pious people have some day !" The consequence of this was, that he had an invitation sent him, and then he altered the last sentence and said, " If the pious have the enjoyment of such splendors even in this hfe, what glories must be reserved for them in the other !" According to another authority, Bar Kappara's vengeance was of a more elaborate and witty sort than what we have given.
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