"Midrash (rabbinic interpretive commentary) Chazit": It is also called "Aggadat Chazit", and it is a comprehensive midrash on the Song of Songs and Ecclesiastes. These midrashim begin with the verse "Do you see a person skilled in his work?" (Proverbs 22:29). It was first printed in Pisa in the year 5379 (Hebrew calendar). In "Shibbolei HaLeket HaShalem" (Laws of Passover, section 218), it is written: According to what is expounded in "Aggadat Chazit", when the Israelites left Egypt, they inherited like this woman who takes a tenth of the assets. Similarly, Israel inherited the seven nations, which are a tenth of the seventy nations. Therefore, they sang in the feminine language, "Then Moses and the children of Israel sang this song...", but in the future, when they will inherit as males, they will sing in the masculine language, as it is said, "A psalm, sing a new song to the Lord..." This is from "Song of Songs Rabbah" on the verse "I am black and beautiful". Similarly, there (in the laws of Lulav, section 372) it is written: As we found in "Aggadat Chazit", "And he came to Jerusalem and stood before the Ark of the Covenant of the Lord, and he went up and made burnt offerings and made peace offerings and made a feast for all his servants." Rabbi Elazar said: From here we learn that a feast is made for the completion of the Torah. This is from "Song of Songs Rabbah" chapter 1 and "Ecclesiastes Rabbah" chapter 1 (Rav Pe'alim 62). See also: Ecclesiastes; Song of Songs.