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DescriptionDetailOfMedievalHebrewCalendar.jpg	English: Detail of medieval Hebrew calendar
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JEWISH CALENDAR Detail of a medieval calendar. The palm tree and the citron are brought to the synagogue at the end of the sukkot which concludes the solemn convocations of the Jewish calendar in autumn. The year comprises 12 or 13 months (embolismic year). Audio-visual workshop, Paris - Artephot.

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