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"Post-Talmudicgeonim" was removed from the page on the basis that geonim are necessarily post-Talmudic. I think this was a wrong move: it is useful to define and link terms that will be unfamiliar to the average reader. The article as it was left gave no clue to anyone who doesn't already know that Gaon is not a personal name, nor what it means. So I am restoring the word geonim. - Jmabel | Talk 01:05, 13 February 2007 (UTC)Reply
