"Rabbi Hanina bar Chama. See Avodah Zarah 10. He met Rabbi Hanina bar Chama, who was sitting. See Jerusalem Talmud, Chapter 4 of Taanit, Halacha 2, see Jerusalem Talmud, Niddah, Chapter 2, Halacha 7, and see Ketubot 103."

"In his court, etc., and Shmuel. See the refutation. See Mageni Shelomo, Chullin 5, regarding the case of Rabbi’s disciple Asya, which he established for his students. And regarding the refutation that Shmuel did not receive [the tradition] from Rabbi Hanina but only from Levi, and not from Rabbi Hanina. See Bikkurim 11, where Shmuel said, 'Rabbi Hanina said,' and the foundation of Ra’avad in Shabbat 108, which states that the Gemara says he heard from Levi, see there. And see Menachot, at the beginning of the Chapter of Tekhelet, and see the order of the generations, but it is not mandatory."

"For Rabbi Yannai. See Yevamot 92b, which states that Rabbi Yannai was a disciple of Rabbi. And see Bava Batra 154, which mentions that he contradicted Rabbi Yannai, his teacher. And see the order of the generations in all its references. It is questionable why it does not also mention Rabbi Hoshaya, Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, and Bar Kappara."