Bava Batra 137b An Etrog is not a Citron - מתנה על מנת להחזיר
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Some objects are mere commodities – they represent value and are replaceable. Others have unique purposes and are worth more than their value as a commodity. An etrog during Sukkot is an example.Source Sheet
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