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adding a second Adar to make a leap year in a shemttah year or the year after shemittah, not to increase shemittah or chadash restrictions
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Chananya tried to establish leap year from Babylon, letters sent, successful challenge against him from Israel
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declaring leap year in Yehudah, Galilee, outside Israel, done by Jeremiah, Ezekiel and Baruch ben Neriah
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esrog tree new year is 15th of shevat, does that date adjust to take the solar seasonal Calendar into account?
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fixed Calendar limits which days holidays can fall out on
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leap year can be declared if those coming to Jerusalem for Yom Tov need more time
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leap year is only declared after Rosh Hashanah
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month can only be 29 or 30 days
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one of the months in the Jewish Calendar
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Rosh Chodesh may not be declared too early (day 29) or too late (day 32)
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Rosh Chodesh Nissan and Tishrei (Rosh Hashanah) are never 2 days except once due to a mistake
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Rosh Chodesh Nissan and Tishrei (Rosh Hashanah) are never 2 days except once due to a mistake
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second month of Adar can be added to accommodate those from outside Israel who are coming to Jerusalem for Pesach
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two days of yom Tov despite fixed Calendar, follow custom of fathers
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witnesses of new month were proven false after new month was already declared, the ruling stands