“... b. Soṭah 13A: “They came as far as the barn for brambles” (Genesis 50:10). Is there a barn for brambles? Rabbi Abbahu (ca. 300) said, “This teaches that Jacob’s coffin was surrounded with crowns (wreaths) like a threshing floor is surrounded with thorns. For the sons of Esau, the sons of Ishmael, and the sons of Keturah came there.” It has been taught that all came to make war, but when they saw Joseph’s crown hanging on Jacob’s coffin, they took all their crowns and hung them on Jacob’s coffin... When they reached the double cave (near Hebron), Esau came and prevented (the burial)... Hushim, the son of Dan, who was hard of hearing, was there. He said to them, “What is here?” They said to him, “This man prevents (the burial) until Naphtali comes out of the land of Egypt.” He answered them, “Until Naphtali comes out of the land of Egypt, my grandfather is to lie there in contempt?” Then he took a club and hit him on his head such that his eyes fell out, and he fell down at Jacob’s feet. And Jacob opened his eyes, and he laughed; for this is what is written, “The righteous rejoice when they see vengeance...” (Psalm 58:11). In that hour, Rebekah’s prophecy was fulfilled: “Why should I lose you both in one day?” (Genesis 27:45). Although their death did not take place on the same day, their burials took place on the same day. ...”