Cypress. With separate staminate catkin. Click on the image to download the largest file. |
Description of the Botanical Coloring Page: Cypress translation of the Hebrew word tirzah (Isaiah 44: 14), rendered by the revisers holm-tree (Quercus ilex). In other places the revisers have introduced cypress into the margin as the translation of berosh, usually rendered "fir" [q.v.] There seems no ground for introducing the holm-oak into the text in Isaiah. The cypress (Cupressus sempervirens) is a common tree in the uplands of the Middle East, producing a compact and very durable wood. A variety of the same species (with the conical appearance of the Irish yew) is planted everywhere in Eastern cemeteries.
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