Abstract
Jacobi's triple product identity is shown to be equivalent to the vanishing of a finite sum. The vanishing of the sum is then established independently of Jacobi's identity, and the behavior of a related finite sum is discussed. Finally, the possibility of generalizing Jacobi's identity to include variables with non-quadratic exponents is examined; no decisive result is obtained.
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