the Altar with their tops bent over the top of the Altar each day of Sukkot. The shofar was sounded, and the worshippers walked about in procession and recited (as is done today as part of the Hashanot ceremony on Sukkot), accompanied by musical instruments (except on shabbat). In the days of the Temple, the Mishnah reports that after the Aravah ceremony on Hashana Rabba, "the children threw away their lulavim and ate their etrogim (citrons)." See also Four Species References Kitov, Eliyahu (1978). The Book of Our Heritage. Jerusalem: Feldheim Publishers. . Sukkot Four species (Sukkot) Hebrew words and phrases in Jewish law