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A Popular Dictionary of Judaism

FOUR SPECIES

Four types of plant which are used for the *Sukkot liturgy. According to the Book of *Leviticus 23:40, the fruit of goodly trees, palm branches, leafy boughs and willows should be used.

The leafy boughs are understood to be myrtles and the fruit is the *etrog. The three branches are bound together and known as the *lulav and held in one hand while the etrog is held in the other. There is no general agreement as to the symbolic meaning of the species. (See *SUKKOT).

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Four Species from A Popular Dictionary of Judaism. ISBN: 0-203-98620-2. Published: 2005–05–04. ©2009 Taylor and Francis. All rights reserved.



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