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La Mishná fue redactada por Judá el Príncipe y sus colegas a principios del siglo III d. C..<ref name="Birnbaum">{{cita libro|autor=Birnbaum, Philip|título=Encyclopedia of Jewish Concepts|editorial=Hebrew Publishing Company|ubicación=New York|año=1979|isbn=0-88482-930-8}}</ref> Most of the Mishnah is written in Mishnaic La mayor parte de la Mishná está escrita en [[Hebrewhebreo]]mishnaico, while some parts are mientras que algunas partes son [[Aramaicarameo]]. The views of the rabbinic sages Las opiniones de los sabios rabínicos (called llamados tannaim) are recorded in the Mishnahse registran en la Mishná.

==DivisionsDivisiones==The Mishnah is divided into six orders La Mishná se divide en seis órdenes (sedarim). These in turn are divided into tractates Estos a su vez se dividen en tratados (massekhtoth) comprising a que comprenden un total of de 63 tractatestratados. These, in turn, are divided into chapters comprising a total of 524 chapters including the sixth chapter of Pirké Avoth, which is a later addition.<ref name="Birnbaum" /> Each chapter has a number of halachot. The Talmud generally follows this same structure.

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