Translation: There was a certain student about whom a rumor spread that he had revealed a matter that was said in the study hall. After twenty-two years, R. Ami expelled him from the study hall, saying: 'This one reveals secrets.'

Translation: They sent a message to Mar Ukva (who was the Exilarch in Bavel), "To he who has light upon him like Moshe, the son of Bisyah, Shalom". Ukvan the Bavli has complained to us, "Yirmiyah, my brother, came past me (mistreated me greatly). Therefore, tell Yirmiyah. "Compel him to come before us in Tiveria". This is self-contradictory! You first said 'tell him', which implies that you should judge it yourselves (in Bavel) and then you said 'Compel him..." which implies that you should send him here?! Rather, they were saying - 'Tell him', i.e.834 judge him yourselves. If he listens (to the court), he listens. But if not, compel him to come before us in Tiveria. Ravi Ashi (disagreed and) said, "It was a case about the laws of fines and in Bavel, they do not judge on the laws of fines. And the reason that they sent (the letter with) this (wording that implied that they would be able to judge it) was to give honor to Mar Ukva.