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Definition:
The Tosefta, which in Hebrew means "supplement," comprises Tannaitic
supplements to the Mishnah. In the Talmud, the tosefta are referred to as
beraita, or extraneous material. Most scholars date the tosefta to around
the 2nd century CE.
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