One aggadah is ascribed to Luliani himself: "When the lesser people listen to the great and yet the latter do not alleviate the burden of the former, they shall account for it to God". However, a similar teaching is elsewhere ascribed to R. Isaac.
One aggadah is attributed to Luliani himself: "When ordinary people listen to the powerful, but the latter do not lighten their burden, they will be held accountable by God". Similarly, a comparable teaching is ascribed elsewhere to R. Isaac.