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The fruit of it is ripe in the Spring; yea, (as writers affirm) in the first moneth of the year. |
The fruit of it is ripe in the Spring; yea, (as writers affirm) in the First Monn of the year. |
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The Hebrew word for an Almond Tree is Sheked, which cometh from a Verb signifying to make hast, Jer. 1. 11. because that Tree above all others maketh haste to bear fruit. Flore• omnium prima Amygdal• Mense Januario Martio ver• pomum maturat. Bochartus ▪ Plin. Nat. Hist. l. 16. c. 25 ▪ Drus. Miscell Cent. 1. c. 57 ▪ R. Kimchi in verbo Shadak ▪ |
The Hebrew word for an Almond Tree is Sheked, which comes from a Verb signifying to make haste, Jer. 1. 11. Because that Tree above all Others makes haste to bear fruit. Flore• omnium prima Amygdal• Mense Januario Martio ver• pomum maturat. Bochartus ▪ Pliny Nat. Hist. l. 16. c. 25 ▪ Drus Miscellany Cent. 1. c. 57 ▪ R. Kimchi in verbo Shadak ▪ |
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