INDEX
Abalzapha, [113 n.]
Abrabanel, [175].
Abrahams, Isr. [63 n.], [111 n.]
Abram (“the exalted father”), [44].
Absalom, the monument of, [29].
Academy, the French, [146].
Achan, or Achar, [44].
Achiasaph, [179 n.]
Adelaide, the wife of Leopold Zunz, [142].
Aesop, [55].
Agada, [51], [52], [54], [56], [147], [171].
Agadaists, humorous, [52].
Aix, the Jewish community of, [116].
Akiba, Rabbi, [8], [48], [49].
Albo, Joseph, [113].
Alcharizi, [59], [63], [69], [91], [122], [126], [180 n.]
Alexandrian Jews, [162].
Alfabri, [80].
Alfakar, [117].
Allah, an Arabic term for the Hebrew Eloha, [33].
Amphis, [5].
Anacreon, [23].
“Ancient Hebrew Poetry,” [13].
Anibert, [103 n.]
Annales, [15 n.]
Apion, [14].
Apostles, the, [31].
Aquinas, Thomas, [83].
Arabic language, [174].
— translations made by Jews from the, [125].
Architecture of the ancient Hebrews, [24].
Aristophanic punning in Hebrew, [1].
Art among the ancient Hebrews, [24].
Ashe, Rabbi, [50].
Asia Minor (Ιωνία), [15].
Assyria, King of, [18].
Astruc of Noves, [103].
Atonement, the Day of, [151].
Augustus, Emperor, [17].
Athalia, [40].
Aurora, [41].
Avignon, the Jewish community of, [104].
Baal-Zebub, [45].
Baba Bathra, [36].
Baba Kamma, [55 n.]
Bachrach, Rabbi von, [152].
Balaam, [44].
Balak, [44].
Bartolocci, [71], [78], [80], [104].
Bashan, the kine of, [9].
Bechînath Olam, [72], [73], [74], [75], [76], [105].
Bedaresi, Abraham, [78].
Bedaresi, Yedaya, [71]–[81], [105].
Beiträge zur Geschichte und Literatur, [145].
Benedit, Maestro, [110].
Beneviste, Don Samuel, [110].
Benjamin ben Yechiel, [82],
Ben-Sira, [20].
Bernays, Jacob, [161].
Beth-aven, [8].
Beth-lehem, [45].
Bezaleel, [29].
Bible, humour of the, [1]–[12].
Biblical criticism, [151].
Bibliotheca Hebraica, [72], [78], [116], [141].
Bikkurey-Ha-Ittim, [129], [167].
“Birds, The,” [3].
Biur, [174].
Blumenfeld, Ignatz, [177].
Boccaccio, [90], [118], [121].
Bodenstedt, Friedrich, [149].
Boekh, [141].
Bosone da Gobbio, [85].
Bötticher, [30].
Breslau, Jewish Theological Seminary at, [161].
Bresselau, Mendel, [175].
Cabbala, [114].
Caleb, [38].
Calvin, [44].
Calvinus, [44].
Canaan, the land of, [11].
Canticles, [41].
Captivity, Babylonian, [29], [45].
Carlyle, Thomas, [165].
Carlyle's Life in London, [70].
Carmel, Mount, [1].
Carmoly, E., [177].
Caro, Joseph, [90].
Carrière, Dr., [142].
Cartel, Don Juda des, [110].
Casalary, Abraham, [110].
Catalogue of Hebrew MSS. at the Montefiore College Library, [68 n.]
Cavalier, Don Jonah, [110].
Cervantes, [1].
Chasdai, Abraham Ibn, [117]–[26].
Chassidim (“pious ones”), Gr. Ἀσιδαῖοι [128], [134].
Chess, [80].
Chiarini, Abbé, [144].
Choboth Ha-lebaboth, [109 n.], [120 n.]
Chotzner, J., [180 n.]
Church, Gallic, [149].
Church, Roman, [47].
Cino da Pistoza, [86].
Classics, Ancient, [13].
Collection of Sermons, [141].
Collegio Rabbinico, [154], [155], [157].
Conath, Abraham, [73].
“Confessions,” Heine's, [168].
Crescas, Don Chasdai, [110].
Crespin, Don Astruc, [110].
“Crown,” The Royal, [59].
Cupfigne, [146].
“Curiosities of Biblical Names,” [43]–[46].
Curiosities of Literature, [52 n.]
Cyrus, [27].
Daniel, a friend of the poet Immanuel, [100].
Dante, [15], [82], [83], [85], [99], [100], [103], [126].
Dante's birthday, a Hebrew sonnet written on, [158].
D'Aquin, Ph., [73].
Darkè-Hammishnah, [161], [163].
David, King, bewails the death of King Saul, [41].
“Dawn, The,” [177].
Deborah, [33], [40], [45], [46].
Decameron, [121].
Delitzsch, Franz, [117], [150], [154], [156].
Democritus, [114].
Derenbourg, J., [143].
Deronda, Daniel, [147].
“Desert of Kedemoth, The,” [80].
“Desirable Treasure,” [176].
Deutsch, Emanuel, [50].
De Wette, [141].
Dialect, Hebrew, [175].
Dinah, [46].
Diogenes, [10].
Divan, compiled by Bedaresi, [80].
Don Pedro IV, [110].
Dryden, [17 n.]
Dukes, L., [60], [67], [114], [150], [156], [177].
Eben Bochan, [104], [108], [139], [110], [114].
— — by Immanuel, [87].
Ecclesiastes, [5], [22], [32].
Écrivains Juifs français du XIVe siècle, Les, [115].
Edersheim, [41].
Ehrenberg, M., [141].
Elijah on Mount Carmel, [1], [74].
Eliot, George, [147].
Elkanah, [38].
Eloha (Arabic Allah), [34].
Ensheim, Moses, [176].
Epigram, the Hebrew, [69].
Epigrammata ac Poemata varia, [69 n.], [70 n.]
Ersch and Gruber's Real-Encyklopädie, [98].
Erubin, [20].
Esheth Chayil, [18].
Estellina Conath, [73].
L'État littéraire des Juifs dans le moyen âge, [146].
Euchel, Isaac, [175].
Euripides, [28].
Eusebius, [34].
Ewald, J. L., [27].
Examen mundi, [73].
Exiles, Hebrew, [34].
Ezekiel, [10].
Ezekiel, the Book of, [173].
Ezra, “The Helper,” [45].
Falstaff, [43].
Fano, Jacob of, [78].
Fergusson, James, [27].
Festivals, the Jewish, of the New Year and the Day of Atonement, [151].
Flacco, Pro, [15 n.]
Fra Guittone di Arezzo, [89].
Frankel, Rabbi David, [142].
Frankfort, Assembly of Rabbis at, [161].
Frankl, Ludwig August, [20].
Friedländer, David, [66], [175].
Froude, [70 n.]
Fürst, Julius, [91], [154], [156].
Gabirol, Solomon Ibn, [59], [74], [166], [175].
Gallic Church, [149].
Gans, D., [142].
“Gatherer,” The, [175].
Gaunt, John de, [43].
Gedaliah, [153].
Geiger, Abr., [91], [100], [104], [112], [151], [156], [177].
Geldern, Betty von, [166].
Gemara, [50].
Gemul Athalia, [176].
Gentilomo, Pavia, [157].
German Translation of the Bible, Mendelssohn's, [174].
Gerupha, [27].
Geschichte der jüd. Poesie, [117 n.], [155].
Geschichte und Literatur, [145].
Ghasali, [117].
Ghetto, [176].
Ghirondi, [156].
Ginsburg, Asher, [179].
Ginsburg, Baron de, [170].
Goethe, [15], [32], [126], [149].
Goldenberg, B., [176].
Goldenthal, [117].
“Golden Tongue,” the, [79].
Goodman, Rabbi Tobias, [73].
Gordon, Juda Löb, [177].
Gorgias, [30].
“Gottesdienstliche Vorträge,” [145].
Graetz, H., [71], [72], [79], [92], [104], [112], [130].
Grammarians, Hebrew, [115].
Greeks and Romans, literary works of the, [34].
Gross, [104].
Güdemann, M., [82], [92], [143].
Habakkuk, [33].
Habib, Ibn, [80].
Hades, [156].
Haham, the post of the, [158].
Halacha, [51].
— Development of the, [162].
Halevi, Jehudah, [61], [62], [67], [122], [156], [157], [166], [179].
Halle, Aaron, [176].
Halm, [55 n.]
Hamuna, Rabbi, [20].
Hannah, [46].
Harem, [40].
Hariri, [63].
Harkavy, A., [73].
“Hebrew Melodies,” [166].
Hebrew Poetry, [15].
Heine, Heinrich, [1], [62], [83], [130], [142], [152], [165]–[173].
“Heine über Börne,” [167 n.]
Heineman's “Yedidya,” [151].
Helena, Queen, [29].
Heman, [30].
Hephaestus, [1].
Herod, King, [27].
Hesiod, [6].
Hirsch, Baron de, [139].
Hirschel, Solomon, Chief Rabbi of London, [73].
Hirschfeld, H., [68 n.]
History of European Morals, [15 n.]
Histoire des langues sémitiques, [70 n.]
Hodegetica in Mishnam, [163].
— Translations from, [126].
“Homilies of the Jews,” [144], [147].
Horace, [8], [15], [91], [96], [126].
Hoshana-Rabba, [148].
Huldah, [40].
Humour of the Bible, [1]–[12].
— of some mediaeval and modern Hebrew writers, [58]–[71].
Ibn Caspi, [103 n.]
— — Moses, [63], [122], [166].
Ibn-Sina, [79].
Iliad, [1], [15], [17], [19], [21], [22], [37].
Immanuel, [82]–[103], [104], [126].
Infanz, Don Solomon del, [77].
Isaac, Don Todros, [110].
Isaiah, [2], [3], [4], [5], [165].
Jabal, [4].
Jacobs, Joseph, [63 n.]
Jahaziel, [31].
Jahrbuch der deutschen Dante-Gesellschaft, [87].
Jeduthun, [30].
Jehuda, Rabbi, surnamed “the prince,” [49].
Jellinek, A., [143], [152], [154], [177].
Jephthah, [30].
Jerome, St., [34].
“Jewish Literature,” [67 n.]
Jewish Quarterly Review, The, [23 n.]
Jewish Theological Seminary, [160].
Jews' College Literary Society, [63 n.]
Jezebel, [40].
Joan, Queen, [110].
Joel, the prophet, [14].
— Rabbi M., [161].
Jones, Sir Williams, [14].
Josephus, [14], [27], [29], [34].
Journalism, modern Hebrew, [174]–[80].
Jubal, [40].
Jubelschrift zum 90sten Geburtstag des Dr. L. Zunz, [143].
Jüdisch-theologisches Seminar, [160].
Jüdische Zeitschrift, Geiger's, [147].
Juda Siciliano, [83].
Judaeans, the, [2].
Jupiter, [47].
Kaliri, [148].
Kalonymos ben Kalonymos, [103]–[17].
— ben Meïr, [103].
Kantor, L., [180].
Karpeles, G., [166].
Kaufman, David, [140], [143], [148], [152].
Kayserling, M., [104].
“Kether Malchus,” [59].
“Kiddushin” (Sanctification), [38].
Kimchi, David, [117].
“Kinnor Naïm,” [156].
Klopstock, [151].
Kobak, Joseph, [177].
“Kochbey-Yitzchak,” the, [177].
Korah, [44].
Krochmal, Nachman, [128], [177].
Kunitz, M., [73].
Laban, [30].
Lacy, de, [73].
Lamentations, the Book of, [33], [170].
Layard, [26].
“Layesharim Téhilla,” [154].
Lebanon, [28].
Lecky, [15 n.]
Legard, Professor Paul, [148].
Lehmann, Joseph, [142].
Leon, Messer, [78].
Letteratura e filosofia, [102].
Letteris, M., [129].
“Letter of Response,” [112].
Levites, [30].
Library, the Montefiore College, [68 n.]
Literatur-Blatt des Orients, [67 n.]
Literature, Neo-Hebrew, [67], [174], [177].
— Rabbinical, [57].
Literaturgeschichte der synagogalen Poesie, [150].
— Nachtrag zur, [147].
Liturgical Hebrew poetry, [148].
Löwe, Joel, [176].
ludus verborum, [11].
Luther, Martin, [16], [32], [42].
Luzzato, Ephraïm, [154].
— Moses Chayim, [154].
— S. D., [80], [129], [154]–[65], [176].
Lyra, Nicolaus de, [16].
Lyric songs, [30], [167]–[69].
Maccabean army, the, [30].
Machbereth Ithiel, [91].
Machberoth, [82].
Machlon, [44].
Magasin encyclopédique, [73].
Magnus, Albertus, [83].
Magrepha, [30].
Maimonides, [70], [80], [83], [128].
Malachi, [45].
Malaga, [59].
Manfred, [5].
Mançon, Isaac, [73].
“Marriage, The Unlucky,” [63].
Martin, Sir Theodore, [169], [170].
Martinet, Professor, [156].
Martini, [31].
Massecheth Purim, [110].
Massorah, the, [162].
M'bo Ha-Yerushalmi, [163].
Méassef, the, [69].
Mechilta, [163].
Medigo, Elias des, [126].
— Joseph des, [175].
Megilla, [54].
— the, [111].
Meisels, Dr., [104].
Mekitze Nirdamim, [179].
Melitz, Ha, [180].
“Memmin, The Supplication of the,” [78].
Mémoires historiques, [103].
Menachoth, [54 n.]
Mendelssohn, Bartholdy, [168].
— Moses, [73], [128], [140], [152], [174], [175].
Mendes, David Franco, [176].
Meshullam, Rabbi, [72].
“Messenger,” the, [179].
Metaphors of the Bible, the, [19].
Metre of Biblical Poems, the, [34].
Michtamim (epigrams), [67].
Mikdash Me'at, [90].
Mishnah, the, [145].
Monatsschrift, the, [162].
Montefiore, C. G., [23 n.], [169 n.]
More Judaico, [160].
Morè Nebuchey Ha-Z'man, [151].
Morè Nebuchim, [80].
Moriah, Mount, [27].
Mosaïd, the, [179].
Moses ben Chabib, Rabbi, [89].
— of Beaucaire, [102].
— the swan-song of, [11].
Music of the ancient Hebrews, [29],30.
Nabal, [1].
“Nachtrag zur Literaturgeschichte der synagogalen Poesie,” [147], [150].
Nassi, the, [102].
Nebiim, the, [31].
Nehemia, [45].
Neubauer, A., [71], [77], [104], [115], [143].
Nineveh and Babylon, [87].
Noah, [44].
Noadiah, [40].
“Offerings” in the Synagogue, [149].
“Oheb Ger,” [155].
Old Testament, the study of, [23].
Olympus, Mount, [1].
Onkelos, Targum, [155].
Oratio post nomina, [149].
Orient, the, [61].
Ornstein, Rabbi, [128], [133].
Othniel, [38].
“Otzer Nechmad,” [176].
Oxford University, lectures delivered at the, [13].
Pandora, [37].
“Paradise, the book on,” [78].
Pasquale Garofalo, Duca di Bonita, [102].
Pedro IV, Don, king of Aragon, [110].
Penini, Yedaya, [71].
“Penitential Prayers,” [147].
Pentateuch, the, [49].
“Perlen des Romancero, Die,” [152].
Petrarch, [78].
Phaino, [27].
Philip IV, [71].
— d'Aquine, [73].
Philosophisches aus dem zehnten Jahrhundert, [114 n.]
Phoenicians, the, [26].
“Piety and Wisdom,” [137].
“Pleasant Vineyard,” The, [176].
“Pleasure of a King, The,” [80].
Poems, penitential, [147].
Poesi Hebraeorum, de Sacra, [13].
Poetry of the Ancient Hebrews, [13], [24], [32].
Pope (the poet), [17 n.]
Pope, the, of Avignon, [104].
— allusions to the, [47].
“Prince and the Dervish,” the, [115]–[23].
Prache, Hill, [78].
Proverbia filii regis Nazari, [118 n.]
Proverbs, the Book of, [5], [18], [32].
— of Ben-Sira, [32].
Psalms, the, [33], [147], [167].
“Punishment of Athalia,” [176].
Purim, the Feast of, [111].
Purgatorio, the, [98].
Quarterly Review, The, [171].
Rabbi von Bacharach, the, [152].
“Rabbinical Literature,” a study in, [143].
Rabelais, [173].
Rahmer, [140].
Rapoport, S. J., [128], [129], [150], [154], [157], [159], [176], [177].
“Rebbe,” the, [134], [136], [137].
“Recreation houses,” [40].
Reformed Synagogue, the Berlin, [141].
Reggio, J. S., [156].
“Reminiscences of a Student of Jewish Theology,” [180 n.]
Review, the Quarterly, [171].
Richard II, King, [43].
Richelieu, Cardinal, [73].
Richter, Jean Paul, [165].
“Righteous Brethren,” the Treatises of the, [113].
Rittangel, [147].
“Ritual,” the Jewish, [177].
Ritus, die, [149].
Robert, King, of Naples, [102], [112], [115].
Romano, Juda, [126].
— Leone, [83].
Rossi, Azaria de, [71], [80], [151], [162].
Rückert, Friedrich, [149].
Sabbatai, Juda ben, [77].
Sachs, M., [150], [156], [166].
— Senior, [176].
Saladin, Sultan, [61].
Sarah, [44].
Sanscrit, [39].
Satanow, Isr., [176].
Satirae, [15 n.]
Schachiere, il, [111].
Schiller, F. von, [15], [126], [165].
Schopenhauer, [42].
Schorr, O. H., [177].
Schubert, [168].
Schumann, [168].
Schwenter, D., [118 n.]
Shacar, Ha, [177].
Shakespeare, [15], [43], [126].
Shealtiel, Don Bonafoux, [110].
Sheba, Queen, [52].
Shéol, [20].
“Shield of the Mighty, The,” [78].
“Shilóach,” Ha, [179].
Shirè Shelomo, [60].
Shulchan Aruch, the, [90], [133].
Sifra and Sifri, [163].
Simonides, [6].
Sina, Ibn, [79].
Slaves, Hebrew, [15].
Smolensky, Peter, [177].
Socrates, [49].
Solomon, King, [52], [53], [123].
— ben Adereth, Rabbi, [79].
“Sommernacht, Die,” [151].
Sommo, Juda, [78].
“Song of Songs,” the, [13], [32], [167], [168].
“Songs of Glory,” the, [174].
Sora, Academy of, [50].
“Stars of Yitzchak,” the, [177].
Steinschneider, M., [67], [71], [91], [111], [117], [143], [177].
Sterne (the poet), [1].
Storia della Musica, [31].
“Studies in the Septuagint,” [162].
“Study in Rabb. Literature,” [143].
Succah, [54 n.]
“Supplication of the Memmin,” [78].
Swift, Dean, [173].
Synagogale Poesie, Die, [147], [148].
Table-Talk, Martin Luther's, [32].
Talmud, the, [34], [118], [145], [173].
Talmudism, Jewish, [171].
Tarshish, [58].
Temple of Solomon, [25].
— the second, [39].
Thackeray, [177].
Théorie du Judaïsme, [144].
Thousand and one Nights, the, [123 n.]
Tibbon family, the, [125].
Titus, [48].
Toledo, [62].
Topheth ve-Ha-Eden, Ha, [98], [101], [102].
Tosefta, the, [163].
Toulouse, the burning of the Talmud at, [109].
“Transmigration of the Soul,” [130], [133].
“Treatises of the Righteous Brethren,” [113].
Tubal, [44].
Uchtman, [73].
“Über die Weiber,” [42].
Varnhagen v. Ende, [149].
Vatican, the, [47].
Vespasian, [48].
Virgil, [18], [19], [37], [101], [126].
Voltaire, [166].
Vorstudien zu der Septuaginta, Die, [162].
Vorträge, Die gottesdienstlichen, [144].
Warburg, [142].
“Weltschmerz,” Der, [170].
Wengrow, Isaiah, [111 n.]
Wessely, Hartwig, [174], [175].
Wieland's “Attisches Museum,” [40].
“Wine-song,” the, [59].
Wolf (Wolfius), [71], [80], [104], [117].
— T. A., [141].
“Yedidya,” [151].
Yitzchaki, Rabbi Solomon, commonly called “Rashi,” [144].
“Yom,” Ha, [180].
Zabara, Joseph Ibn, [121].
Zedernbaum, A., [180].
“Zefira,” Ha, [180].
“Zeitschrift der deutsch-morgenländischen Gesellschaft,” [151].
“Zicronoth,” [180].
Zion—Elegy, [62].
Ziphroni family, the, [82].
“Zophe,” Ha, [129].
Zuckermann, Dr., [161].
Zunz, Leopold, [77], [140]–[54], [156], [161], [177].
“Zunz-Stiftung,” [143].