פירוש על מלכים א 7:16
Rashi on I Kings
Two crown shapes. Pomels, in O. F.
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Rashi on I Kings
Cast. Tresjited, in O.F.
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Rashi on I Kings
One crown was five amohs high. And at the end of the book it states, “three amohs.” We learned in the Mishnah of “Forty-nine Measurements,” that the two lower amohs of the crowns were similar to the column because there were no designs in them, and the three upper [amohs] that extended beyond, were surrounded with designs, as it is stated, “branches designed like net [mesh] work,”26Below v. 17. by the likes of the branches of a palm tree they were surrounded But I say, that the two lower amohs were not counted at the end of the book [of Melachim] because they were similar to the column and the column were inserted into the crown. two amohs
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