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Mishnah, Sukkah, 4.8

nan The Hallel and rejoicing are on all eight days: How is this so? This teaches that one is obligated for the Hallel, for rejoicing and for honoring the festival on the last day, just as he is on all the other days of the festival. The sukkah is for seven days. How so? Once he finished eating [his meal on the seventh day], he should not untie his sukkah, but he removes its contents from the time of minhah and onwards in honor of the last day of the festival."

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altar	Rubenstein(1995) 89
christian scriptures,new testament	Rubenstein(1995) 89
circumambulation	Rubenstein(1995) 89
israel	Rizzi (2010) 107
jerusalem (zion)	Rizzi (2010) 107
jesus	Rubenstein(1995) 89
nebuchadnezzar,babylonian king	Rizzi (2010) 107
rome	Rizzi (2010) 107
shmini aṣeret	Rubenstein(1995) 89
siloam	Rubenstein(1995) 89
temple	Rubenstein(1995) 89
tibur,hadrians villa,canopus	Rizzi (2010) 107
tibur,hadrians villa,piazza doro	Rizzi (2010) 107
titus,roman emperor	Rizzi (2010) 107
vespasian,roman emperor'	Rizzi (2010) 107
water libation	Rubenstein(1995) 89