The Open Court 37, No.811
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TiSHRI 1. On the third Tishri the mention of the Divine Name was removed from public deeds.
\'III. Marcheshvan 1. On the twenty-third Marcheshvan the Sorigah (a partition- wall in the Temple supposed to have been erected by the heathen, (comp. 1 Mace. iv. 43-46). was removed from the Temple-court.
2. r)n the twenty-fifth the wall of Samaria was taken.
3. On the twenty-seventh the meat-offering was again brought on the altar.
IX. KiSLEV 1. On the third the Simavatha (another heathen structure) w...as removed from the court of the Temple.
2. r)n the seventh is a feast day.
3. On the twenty-first is the day of Mount Oarison — mourning is prohibited.
FASTING 7f>\ 4. On the twenty-fifth the ei,s:ht days of the Feast of Lio-hts (Chanuka) beg-in — mourning- is proliil)ited.
X. Tep.etii 1. C)n the twenty-eigluh the congregation was re-estabhshed according to the Law. (This seems to refer to the restoration of the Sanhedrin after the Sadchicean members were removed, under the rule of Queen Salome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TiSHRI 1. On the third Tishri the mention of the Divine Name was removed from public deeds.
\'III. Marcheshvan 1. On the twenty-third Marcheshvan the Sorigah (a partition- wall in the Temple supposed to have been erected by the heathen, (comp. 1 Mace. iv. 43-46). was removed from the Temple-court.
2. r)n the twenty-fifth the wall of Samaria was taken.
3. On the twenty-seventh the meat-offering was again brought on the altar.
IX. KiSLEV 1. On the third the Simavatha (another heathen structure) w...as removed from the court of the Temple.
2. r)n the seventh is a feast day.
3. On the twenty-first is the day of Mount Oarison — mourning is prohibited.
FASTING 7f>\ 4. On the twenty-fifth the ei,s:ht days of the Feast of Lio-hts (Chanuka) beg-in — mourning- is proliil)ited.
X. Tep.etii 1. C)n the twenty-eigluh the congregation was re-estabhshed according to the Law. (This seems to refer to the restoration of the Sanhedrin after the Sadchicean members were removed, under the rule of Queen Salome.
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