The near ones bring [fresh] figs and grapes, while the far ones bring dried figs and raisins.  And the ox walks ahead of them, and his horns are overlaid with gold, and a wreath of olive [branches] is on his head.  The flute plays before them, until they reach close to Jerusalem.  When they reached close to Jerusalem, they sent [messengers] ahead of them, and they adorned their bikkurim.  The princes, the leaders, and the treasurers go out to greet them. according to the honor of those entering they would go out [to greet them].  And all the craftsmen of Jerusalem stand up before them and inquire into their welfare: “Our brethren, the people of such and such a place, have you arrived in peace?”

The flute plays ahead of them until they reach the Temple Mount. When they reach the Temple Mount, even King Agrippas takes the basket on his shoulder and enters, until he reaches the [Temple] Courtyard. When he reaches the Courtyard, the Leviim break out in song: “I will exalt You, O Hashem, for You have uplifted me and You have not let my enemies rejoice over me” (Psalms 30:2).