919, who wrote: "And when we look upon the Yemenite Jewish poetry, we find that all of it, in its entirety, is in accordance with the words of Israel's Sages, of blessed memory, in Sanhedrin 101a, mentioned above, 'All of it is Halacha, Mishnah, and Haggadah'. ↑ Iraqi ha-Cohen (1999), pp. 207–208. ↑ Something reflected in the Babylonian Talmud, Sotah 48a ("אמר רב יוסף זמרי גברי ועני נשי פריצותא זמרי נשי ועני גברי כאש בנעורת"). ↑ In the Talmud, the rabbis asked of R. Hamnona, the younger, to sing at the wedding of a certain rabbi (who was the son of Rabina), he opened by singing: "Woe unto us that we die.