Hillel's Eighty Students
Hillel had 80 students, some worthy of prophecy like Moshe Rabbeinu; the greatest, Yonasan ben Uziel, learned Torah so intensely that birds overhead were scorched.
The Gemara in Bava Basra (134a) relates that Hillel the Elder had 80 students. Thirty of them were of the stature that they should have merited the Divine Presence descend upon them as it did on Moshe Rabbeinu. Nevertheless, at that point in Jewish history, there was no longer any prophecy. The generation needed to be sufficiently righteous that there should be individuals with that level of Divine inspiration. Yet, according to Ben Ish Chai, these students were so excellent that had they lived at the same time as Moshe Rabbeinu, they may have achieved the same atmospheric level of prophecy.
Another group of 30 students was of such great stature that it was fitting that the sun should stand still (as it appears to us) for them as it did for Yehoshua Bin Nun. The remaining group of 20 students was somewhere in the middle of the first two groups.