Rebbe confusing his students when he changed his point of view on an issue: Bava Metzia 44a
Rebbe's wealth was greater than that of Shevor Malka: Shabbat 113b
Rebbe honored wealthy people: Eruvin 85b-86a
Rebbe was termed "Rabbeinu HaKadosh [Our Holy Rebbe]" because he didn't look or touch below his belt: Shabbat 118b
When a student killed a snake in the Study Hall, Rebbe said "A destructive creature has killed a destructive creature": Shabbat 121b
Rebbe lived in Tiveria: Megillah 5b
Rebbe traveling to a town and finding them making elementary mistakes in law due to their misunderstanding of a rabbi they had heard: Sanhedrin 5b
Rebbe's role in authoring the Mishnah: Megillah 9b
A woman's complaint to him regarding her husband's manners during sexual relations, and his response: Nedarim 20b
Rebbe remarking on a woman in his neighborhood who was deaf and mute, and yet was noted as an expert in checking menstrual blood for impurity [an extremely difficult legal area]: Niddah 13b
Responding to a question, "There are two answers to this": Shabbat 115a
Rebbe saying, "My words appear to be more correct than those of my father [Rabban Shimon ben Gamliel] in this matter": Eruvin 32a
Rebbe was called upon to calibrate local volume measurements versus those of the Torah: Eruvin 83a
Rebbe married off his son to the daughter of Rabbi Yosi ben Zimra; his son first thought he would learn in yeshiva for twelve years before the marriage, but when he saw her he decided to marry her first, and then go learn in yeshiva: Ketuvot 62b
When Rabbi Yosi ben Zimra's son-in-law [the son of Rebbe] decided to marry his wife before going to yeshiva, he was embarrassed before Rabbi Yosi ben Zimra. Rabbi Yosi ben Zimra calmed him by pointing out that Hashem first said that the Jews would enter Israel before having a Beit haMikdash, and then Hashem so desired to be with us that He gave us a Mishkan in the wilderness: Ketuvot 62b
Rabbi Yosi ben Zimra's daughter became infertile because her husband, the son of Rebbe, remained in yeshiva for too many years after marrying her; he prayed for her and she was healed: Ketuvot 62b
