Tiresias: The Ancient Mediterranean Religions Source Database

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Mishnah, Bikkurim, 3.1
nan How does one set aside bikkurim? A man goes down into his field, he sees a fig that ripened, or a cluster of grapes that ripened, or a pomegranate that ripened, he ties a reed-rope around it and says: “Let these be bikkurim.” Rabbi Shimon says: even so, he must again designate them as bikkurim after they have been plucked from the soil."

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subject	book bibliographic info
animals,sacred,hekdesh status of	Gordon (2020) 168
antiochus iii	Gordon (2020) 168
athena	Gordon (2020) 168
consecration,in rabbinic writings	Gordon (2020) 168
first fruits	Gordon (2020) 168
fourth-year fruits	Gordon (2020) 168
greece,sacrilege in	Gordon (2020) 168
hasmoneans,and taxation policy	Gordon (2020) 168
heave-offering	Gordon (2020) 168
hekdesh,as temple property	Gordon (2020) 168
herod,wealth of	Gordon (2020) 168
leases,by the jerusalem temple	Gordon (2020) 168
levites,as recipients of prebendary entitlements	Gordon (2020) 168
priests,in judea,as recipients of gifts and prebendary entitlements	Gordon (2020) 168
rabbis,and the consecration of land	Gordon (2020) 168
sacred land,in judea,in rabbinic writings	Gordon (2020) 168
sacred land,in judea,of the jerusalem temple	Gordon (2020) 168
sacred land,in judea,special boundary markers for	Gordon (2020) 168
sacred land,in judea,taxation of	Gordon (2020) 168
trees,sacred'	Gordon (2020) 168