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בְּיֶ֥רַח(bə·ye·raḥ)
Preposition-b | Noun - masculine singular
Strong's Hebrew 3391: A lunation, month
of Ethanim.
הָאֵֽתָנִ֖ים(hā·'ê·ṯā·nîm)
Article | Noun - proper - masculine singular
Strong's Hebrew 388: (month of) 'steady flowings', the seventh month in the Jewish calendar
(2) The month Ethanim (called after the Captivity Tisri), corresponded with the end of September and beginning of October. The name is supposed (by Thenius) to be properly, as in the LXX., Athanim, and to signify the 'month of gifts,' so called as bringing with it the gathering in of the vintage, and of the last of the crops. According to the Chaldee Targum, it was in old times the beginning of the civil, as Abib of the ecclesiastical year. The feast in this month was the Feast of Tabernacles--of all feasts of the year the most joyful--marking the gathering in of all the fruits of the land, commemorating the dwelling in tabernacles in the wilderness, and thanking God for settlement and blessing in the land (Leviticus 23:33-44). It was, perhaps, the time when the Israelites could best be absent from their lands for a prolonged festival; but there was also a peculiar appropriateness in thus giving it a higher consecration, by celebrating on it the transference of the ark from the movable tabernacle to a fixed and splendid habitation. In this instance the festival was doubled in duration, from seven to fourteen days. (See 1Kings 8:65.)Verse 2. - And all the men of Israel [not all the heads of the tribes just mentioned (ver. 1), as Keil, but all who came to the feast, as every male Israelite was under obligation to do (Deuteronomy 16:16) ] assembledthemselvesunto King Solomon at the feast [the Heb. word הֶחָג (with the art.) always means the feast of tabernacles. The same word is used of the feast of passover (Exodus 23:15) and pentecost (ib. ver. 16), but 'the feast' here can only mean that of tabernacles. As the 'feast of ingathering' (Exodus 23:16), as commemorating the deliverance from Egypt (Leviticus 23:43), and as peculiarly a social festival (ib. vers. 40-42; Numbers 29:12 sqq.), it was the most joyous as well as the greatest (�Jos., Ant. 8:04. 1) gathering of the year. (Compare the Jewish saying of a later date: 'He who has never seen the rejoicing at the pouring out of the water of Siloam, has never seen rejoicing in his life.') It was doubtless for this reason that tabernacles was selected for the dedication. A special feast of dedication, however, was held for seven days before the feast of tabernacles proper commenced (see on ver. 65). It did not displace that great feast, however (Stanley), but simply preceded it. It is worthy of notice that Jeroboam selected the same feast (1 Kings 12:32) for the inauguration of his new cultus. The idea of Josephus, that the feast of tabernacles 'happened to coincide with the dedication' hardly seems probable] in the month Ethanim [variously interpreted to mean gifts, i.e., fruits (Thenius), flowing streams (Gesenius) - it falls about the time of the early rains - and equinox (Bottcher) ], which is the seventh month. [This is added because the month was subsequently known as Tisri (see on 1 Kings 6:1), or to show that 'the feast' was the feast of tabernacles.] AssembledFeastFestivalIsraelMonthSeventhSolomonThemselvesTimeTogetherAssembledFeastFestivalIsraelMonthSeventhSolomonThemselvesTimeTogether1 Kings 8:2 NIV
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full title8½ (original: Ottoe mezzo)

director Federico Fellini

leading actors/actresses Marcello Mastroianni, Anouk Aimée, Sandra Milo, MarioPisu

supporting actors/actresses Claudia Cardinale, Barbara Steele, Rossella Falk, Madeline LeBeau

type of work Feature film

genre Auteur; drama; comedy

language Italian (with occasional French and English)

time and place produced May–October 1962 in Rome andOstia, Italy

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dates of release February 1963 (Italy), June 1963 (UnitedStates)

producer Angelo Rizzoli

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setting (time) Early 1960s

setting (place) A small spa town in Italy, near the coast

protagonist Guido Anselmi

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major conflict Guido must decide what he wants his next movie to sayand whether he can save his marriage.

rising action Guido's cowriter despises his script, the leading actressesseem wrong for their roles, Guido's wife Luisa is fed up with his indecision,and as the shooting dates approach Guido is overwhelmed by pressureand wants to quit.

climax Guido realizes that his original ideas were wrong,fires his leading actress, and quits the film.

falling action Guido begins a new, more truthful film and asks Luisato forgive him.

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themes The fear of aging; the tyranny of the mind; the frivolityof society

motifs Female sensuality; Catholicism; professional stress

symbols Guido's nose; the rocket launch pad; the rope; thespring

foreshadowing Folx pro 5 3 – download manager software. The construction of the absurd rocket launch set foreshadows theultimate collapse and disintegration of the film Guido is workingon.