Tiresias: The Ancient Mediterranean Religions Source Database

8042

Mishnah, Sukkah, 1.4

nan If he trained a vine or a gourd or ivy over [the sukkah] and put skhakh on top of it, it is not valid. But if the skhakh is more than them, or if he cut them, it is valid. This is the general rule: whatever is susceptible to [ritual] impurity and does not grow from the ground may not be used for skhakh, but whatever is not susceptible to [ritual] impurity and does grow from ground soil may be used for skhakh."

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subject	book bibliographic info
akiba	Rubenstein(1995) 223
beams	Rubenstein(1995) 205, 208, 210, 263
eliezer	Rubenstein(1995) 208
epstein,j.n.	Rubenstein(1995) 223
equinox	Rubenstein(1995) 212
ezra	Rubenstein(1995) 205
fox,h.	Rubenstein(1995) 208
halivni,david weiss	Rubenstein(1995) 210
harvest,ingathering	Rubenstein(1995) 212
intention	Rubenstein(1995) 208, 212
jesus	Rubenstein(1995) 263
josephus	Rubenstein(1995) 205
joy,rejoicing	Rubenstein(1995) 263
jubilees	Rubenstein(1995) 205
lulav	Rubenstein(1995) 210
men of jerusalem	Rubenstein(1995) 223
philo	Rubenstein(1995) 205
plutarch	Rubenstein(1995) 210
protection	Rubenstein(1995) 263
qaraites	Rubenstein(1995) 205
shade	Rubenstein(1995) 210, 215, 262, 263
skhakh	Rubenstein(1995) 205, 208, 210, 212, 215, 223, 262, 263
sleeping	Rubenstein(1995) 210, 263
sukka	Rubenstein(1995) 205, 208, 210, 212, 215, 223, 262, 263
symbol	Rubenstein(1995) 263
temple	Rubenstein(1995) 205, 208
trees	Rubenstein(1995) 210, 215, 223, 262
vine	Rubenstein(1995) 210, 212, 223, 262
walls'	Rubenstein(1995) 215
walls	Rubenstein(1995) 205, 208, 223, 262