INDEX.
Abarbanel,
Ephraim, [253]
Abd-el-mumen, [138]
Abd-er-rahman III., [134]
Abed-nego, [60]
Abraham ibn Ezra, [184], [194], [195], [202]
Abudiente, [321]
Actium, [41]
Ælia Capitolina, [85]
Agobard, [129]
Agrippa, Herod, [54], [55], [56]
Aguilar, Grace, [330]
Alcharisi, Judah, [132]
Alexander,
Balas, [23]
Jannæus, [32]
son of Aristobulus, [37]
III., Pope, [160]
Alexandra, Salome, [33]
Alexandria, Jews in, [12], [52]
Alfadhel, [207]
Alfonso
VIII., [139]
X., the Wise, [140]
Alfred, [166]
Algeria, [308]
Alkabez, Sol., [273]
Alkimos, [21]
Alliance, Israelite, [314]
Almamun, [128]
Almohades, [138], [139], [205]
Amoraim, [8]
Amsterdam, [233]
Ananias, [66]
Anglo-Jewish Association, [314]
Anne, Queen, [319]
Antigonus, son of Aristobulus, [37], [39]
Antioch, Jews in, [52]
Antiochus
III., [14]
Sidetes, [24]
Antipas, Herod, [55]
Antipater,
son of Herod, [43]
Antonio de Mendes, [318]
Antony, Mark, [37]
Apollonius, [19]
‘Apology for the honourable nation,’ &c., [249]
Arabia, Jews in, [113]
Aramaic, [12]
Archipelago, [100]
Aristobulus
brother of Mariamne, [40], [41]
Arragon, [137]
Artaxerxes, [7]
Ascamoth, [315]
Ascarelli, Deborah, [276]
Ashi, Rabbi, [93]
Asmoneans, [8]
Asturias, [137]
Auerbach, B., [264]
Augustus, [43]
Austria, [310]
Auto-da-fé, [147]
Avicebron, [191]
Azariah de Rossi, [273]
Babylon,
Jews in, [1], [6], [78], [97], [109]
Badge, worn by Jews, [173], [176]
Bagdad, Kaliphs of, [124], [128]
Bamberger, [288]
Barcelona, massacre in, [144]
Barcochba, [81]
Barlæus, Caspar, [243]
Beaconsfield, [328]
Belgium, [311]
Benedict
XIII., [145]
of York, [169]
Benjamin of Tudela, [161], [196]
Berlin, treaty of, [312]
Bernal, Jac. Israel, [318]
Bernard, St., [160]
Bernhardt, Isaac, [290]
Bertrand du Guesclin, [142]
Bevis Marks Synagogue, [319]
Bill for the removal of Jewish disabilities, [328] sq.
Bishop of
Spires, [160]
Cologne, [160]
Bither, [81]
Black pestilence, [163], [221]
Board of Deputies, [325]
Boerne, [299]
Bohemia, [281]
Bomberg, Daniel, [269]
Bonaparte, Jerome, [302]
Bordeaux, Marannos in, [279]
Bristol, [172]
Burying-place in London, [166], [321]
Byzantine emperors, [99], [110]
Cadiz, [148]
Cæsarea, [48]
Cairo,
Kaliphate of, [128]
school at, [134]
Calendar, fixed, [96]
Caorsini, [174]
Carlovingian dynasty, [128]
Caro, Joseph, [272]
Carlyle, [251]
Casimir, the Great, [277]
Cassius, [37]
Castile, Jews in, [137]
Catherine, Queen, [317]
Ceba, [275]
Censorship, [270]
Central Europe, [152]
Cestius Gallus, [58]
Charlemagne, [124]
Charles,
VI., [164]
II., [317]
Chaucer, [168]
Chazan, [185]
Cherem, [315]
Child-killing charge, [167], [330]
Chilperic, [100]
Choice of Pearls, [192]
Chosroes
I., [110]
Christianity, [53]
state-religion, [94]
Christians, [53]
Jewish, [75]
New, [147]
Christina of Sweden, [243]
Chronicles, Saxon, [127], [165]
Church,
Claudius, [57]
Cleopatra, [41]
Clotaire, [119]
Code Napoléon, [302]
Cohen,
Lipman, [275]
Isaac, [275]
Coin-clipping charge, [178]
Colerus, [265]
Colleges, see [Schools]
Cologne, [158]
Commentary on the Mishnah by Maimonides, [206]
Conciliator, [241]
Constantinople, [99]
Constantius, [96]
Conversions to Christianity, [299], [320]
Copernicus, [274]
Copia Sullam, Sarah, [275]
Cordova,
Kaliphate of, [128]
Jews in, [205]
schools in, [132]
Cossacks, massacre of Jews by, [278]
Costa, Benj. Mendes da, [325]
Crimea, [123]
Cromwell, Oliver, [245]
Crusades, [157]
Cumberland, Richard, [327]
Cuthea, [5]
Cyrus, [2]
Dagobert, [119]
Daniel, [1]
Danubian Provinces, [312]
Darius, [6]
David ben Maimon, [205]
David ben Saccai, [189]
Davids, Arthur Lumley, [330]
Davis, Isr., [332]
Deborah Ascarelli, [276]
Demetrius, [23]
Denmark, [311]
Dessau, [284]
Deutsch, Emanuel, [330]
Dohm, [305]
Dominicans, [267]
Drusus, [55]
Eardley, Lord, [321]
Edward I., [176]
Egidio di Viterbo, [268]
Egypt,
Jews in, [12] sq.
Judea, ruled by the kings of, [14]
Eleazar, [17]
Eleazar, the Galilean, [72]
Eleazar, the Maccabean, [22]
Emancipation of the Jews in
Austria, [310]
Belgium, [311]
Denmark, [311]
Germany, [303]
Greece, [311]
Holland, [310]
Lombardy, [309]
Naples, [309]
Rome, [309]
Sicily, [309]
Sweden, [311]
Switzerland, [311]
Tuscany, [309]
United States, [313]
Venice, [309]
Emanuel, Ed., [331]
Emmaus, [20]
Ende, Van den, [258]
Erasmus, [260]
Esther,
Book of, [7]
a poem, [275]
Ethnarch, [78]
Eugene, Prince, [275]
Eugenius III., [159]
Ezra, the Scribe, [7], [8], [9], [10]
Fagius, [269]
Falashas, [313]
Fano, [270]
Ferdinand of Naples, [221]
Ferdinand II. of Arragon, [146]–148
Ferdinand III., the Saint, [140]
‘Fountain of Life,’ [191]
Frankel, Rabbi David, [285], [286]
Franks, [100]
Frederic Barbarossa, [164]
Frederic III., [267]
Frederic William IV., [303]
Gallus, Cestius, [58]
Gamala, [62]
Gamaliel, last Patriarch, [96]
Gans, David, [274]
Gaonim, [116]
Gaul, [100]
Gemara, [93]
George III., [326]
George de Selve, [268]
Germany, [100], [164], [197], [216], [266], [308]
Gideon, Sampson, [321]
Gischala, [62]
Goldsmid, Is. Lyon, [328]
Gordon, Lord, [322]
Governors of Judea, [57]
Grace Aguilar, [330]
Granada, [132]
riot in, [135]
Greek
culture, [12]
Jews, [53]
Grégoire, Abbé, [305]
Gregory
IX., [140]
Grotius, [243]
‘Guide to the Perplexed,’ [210]
burnt, [213]
Habhdalah, [87]
Hagadah, [92]
Hai, [126]
Halacha, [92]
Halévy, Joseph, [312]
Hampden, John, [245]
Hanoch ben Moses, [134]
Hanucah, [20]
Hartog, Numa, [331]
Haroun-al-Raschid, [124], [125]
Hasdai ben Isaac, [134]
Ha-yad ha-chazakah, [210]
Hebrew
square characters introduced, [8]
Heine, H., [299]
Helena, Empress, [95]
Heliopolis, Temple in, [13]
Henry
I., [166]
II., [168]
Henry of Transtamare, [141]
Hep, [138]
Herder, [332]
Herod Agrippa
Herod,
governor of Galilee, [35]
marries Mariamne, [35]
king, [39]
death of, [44]
will of, [47]
Herz, Dr. Marcus, [298]
Hezekiah, last Gaon, [126]
II., [96]
Himyerites, [112]
Holland, [231]
Holy Writings, [11]
Honorius IV., [178]
‘Hope of Israel,’ [244]
Hoshea, [5]
Humanists, [268]
Humboldt, [192]
Hurwitz, Jesayah, [271]
Hyrcanus II., [33]
mutilated, [39]
death of, [41]
Ibn Ezra,
Abraham, [184], [194], [195], [202]
Ibn Hassan, Jekuthiel, [190]
Idumeans, [76]
Innocent IV., [160]
Isaac, ambassador of Haroun al Raschid, [124]
Isabella of Castile, [146], [148]
Islam, [114]
Israel, kingdom of, [2]
d’Israeli, Benjamin, [328]
d’Israeli, Isaac, [328]
Itinerary of Benjamin of Tudela, [196]
Jacob-hall, [166]
James II., [318]
Jason, [16]
Jehudah,
the Prince, [92]
Halevi, [198]
Jeremiah, [3]
Jerome Bonaparte, [302]
Jerome, St., [85]
‘Jerusalem’ by Mendelssohn, [293]
Jerusalem,
New, [233]
taken by Nebuchadnezzar, [1]
by Pompey, [34]
by Antony, [39]
by Mahomedans, [116], [157], [159]
by crusaders, [159]
named Ælia Capitolina, [85]
Jesus of Nazareth, [49]
Jewish
Christians, [75]
homes, [104]
Parliament, [175]
soldiers, [131]
war with Rome, [81]
Jews, in
Arabia, [113]
Archipelago, [100]
Babylon, [1], [3], [78], [97], [109]
Belgium, [311]
Bristol, [172]
Central Europe, [152]
Danubian Provinces, [312]
Denmark, [311]
the East, [97], [108], [266], [314]
England, [127], [165] sqq., [246] sqq., [315] sqq.
France, [100], [129], [161], [216], [278]
Germany, [100], [164], [197], [216], [266]
Italy, [73], [100], [126], [308]
London, [165] sq.
Norway, [311]
Oxford, [165] sq.
Palestine, [5] sqq., [53], [96], [314]
Persia, [37]
Rome, [33]
Roumania, [312]
Russia, [311]
Turkey, [314]
United States, [313]
Jews expelled from
England, [179]
France, [164]
Moravia, and Bohemia, [281]
Portugal, [222]
Spain, [148]
Jews,
origin of name, [1]
people of the Land, Book, Ledger, [101]
traders, [104]
money-lenders, [153]
slave-owners, [106] sq., [152]
Crown property, [170]
Joachin, Rabbi, [170]
Jochanan ben Saccai, [74]
John of Anjou, [171]
Jonathan the Maccabean, [22]
Joppa, [24]
Joseph Caro, [272]
Joseph Halévy, [312]
Joseph ben Israel, [240]
Joseph ben Samuel, [135]
Joseph of Portugal, [222]
Josephus, [59], [61], [72], [73]
Joshua (Jason), [16]
Joshua van Oven, [330]
Jotapata, [60]
Judah, the Prince (or Jehudah), [92]
Judaism and Christianity, [53]
Judaism and Islam, [114]
Judas the Galilean, [49]
death of, [22]
Judenhetze, [304]
Jüdisch-deutsch, [282]
Julian, the Apostate, [97], [98]
Justinian, [100]
Kabbala, [256]
Kairuan, [134]
Kaliphs, [115]
Kaliphs of Bagdad, [124]
Kant, [292]
Karaism, [120]
Kiddush, [87]
Kingly crown, [191]
Lavater, [293]
Law, Oral, [91]
Leon, [137]
Leonidas, [7]
Leopold I., [281]
Levitas, Elias, [268]
Library, Hebrew, [275]
Lincoln, [166]
Loans,
Jacob, [267]
Joseph, [267]
Lombards, [100]
Lombardy, [309]
Louis
I., le Débonnaire, [128], [151]
XIII., [279]
XVI., [278]
Luria, Isaac, [271]
Luther, Martin, [260]
Macaulay, [329]
Maccabeus,
Eleazar, [22]
Jonathan, [22]
Simon, [23]
Machzor, [184]
Mahomed IV., [228]
Mahomedanism, [115]
Mahomedans, [116]
Maimon, [204]
Maimonides, [204], [214], [215]
Malachi, [8]
Malaga, [190]
Manasseh ben Israel, [239] sqq., [257]
in England, [246] sq.
Mantua, [270]
Manuel of Portugal, [222]
Marathon, [6]
Maria Theresa, [281]
Marseilles, [130]
Martinez, Ferdinand, [144]
Mary, Queen, [232]
Masada, [71]
Massora, [123]
Mattathias, [18]
Meeting-houses for prayer, [86]
Meisel, Mordecai, [281]
Menahem ben Saruk, [125]
Mendel of Dessau, [284]
Mendelssohn,
Moses, [284] sqq.
Felix Bartholdy, [295]
Menelaus, [16]
Meshach, [60]
Metz, [158]
Middleburg, [283]
Mikra, [93]
Minhag, [184]
Minyan, [87]
Mirabeau, [305]
Miscellany of Hebrew Literature, [208]
Mishnah, [93]
Commentary on, [206]
Modin, [18]
Montefiore,
Leonard, [331]
Montpelier, [130]
Moors, [116]
Mordecai, [7]
Morteira, Rabbi Saul, [258]
Moses-hall, [166]
Moses
Isserles, [273]
Maimonides, [204], [214], [215]
Mendelssohn, [284] sqq.
Netto, [316]
Munk, [191]
Naaman, [60]
Nabi, [8]
Naples, Jews in, [220]
Napoléon Bonaparte, [222], [302]
Code Napoléon, [302]
Narbonne, [134]
Naseby, [251]
‘Nathan der Weise,’ [292]
Nathan, prophet of Sabb. Zevi, [227]
Naturalisation Act, [323]
Navarre, [137]
Nehardea, [88]
Nero, [58]
New Christians, [147]
New Jerusalem, [233]
New Testament, [51]
Nicholas, Czar, [22]
Nicholas, Edward, [249]
Norway, [311]
Norwich, [166]
Sir William of, [167]
Obscurants, [268]
Octavius, [41]
Ommeyades, [130], [138], [198], [205]
Onias
I., [15]
II., [15]
III., [16]
Oppenheimer,
D., [274]
S., [275]
H. I., ib.
Oral Law, [91]
Oven, Joshua van, [330]
Palestine,
emigration to, [218]
settlements in, [314]
Paris, [130]
Parliamentary Oath Amendment Bill, [330]
Parshandatha, [194]
Pass, Elias de, [324]
Patriarch, [87]
Pentateuch, [11]
Pepys’ Diary, [317]
Pereira brothers, [242]
Persia, [2]
war with Byzantine emperors, [110]
Pesaro, [270]
Peter
the Cruel, [141]
Petition of Manasseh ben Israel, [247]
Pfefferkorn, Joseph, [219], [267]
‘Phædon,’ [293]
Phasael, son of Antipater, [35], [38], [39]
Philip
II., Augustus, [162]
Philip
II., of Spain, [232]
III., [240]
Philippi, [38]
Piyutim, [183]
Poisoning wells, [163]
Pombal, [222]
Pontius Pilate, [52]
Popes, [100], [108], [119], [140], [145], [146], [159], [160], [178]
Portugal,
Jews in, [137]
expelled, [222]
readmitted, [309]
Prague, [281]
Printing of Hebrew, [241], [269]
Prophets, [11]
Ptolemy
I., [14]
II., [14]
IV., [14]
Purim, [7]
Rab, Rabbenu, Rabbi, [45]
Raba, [194]
Rachel, of Toledo, [139]
Rambam, [194]
Rashi, [193] sq.
Ratisbon, [219]
Reaction
in Germany, [303]
in Rome, [309]
Recared, [100]
Resh-gelutha, [79], [87], [117], [118]
Richard
of Cornwall, [175]
Ritual, [12]
Robespierre, [306]
Roman
alliance, [23]
arbitration, [34]
code, [101]
games, [44]
policy, [17]
Rome,
embassy to, [21]
Rossi, Azariah de, [273]
Rothschild, Baron Lionel de, [329]
Roumania, [312]
Rudolph
of Hapsburg, [217]
II., [281]
Russell, Lord John, [329]
Sabbath, enforced by Nehemiah, [10]
Sabbatai Zevi, [226] sqq.
Sadducees, [25]
Sadok, [27]
Saints, [102]
Saladin, [207]
Salerno, [130]
Salome,
sister of Herod, [42]
Alexandra, [33]
Salomons, Sir D., [329], [330]
Samaritans, [5], [9], [25], [76]
Samuel,
Levi, [141]
ibn Nagrela, [135]
ibn Tibbon, [208]
son of Manasseh ben Israel, [246]
Sanballat, [9]
Sanhedrin, [36], [37], [49], [78]
in Paris, [307]
Sarah Copia Sullam, [275]
Saxon Chronicles, [127], [165]
Schools,
Jewish, [281]
in Palestine, [93]
in Babylon, [79], [109], [126], [152]
Scriptures, Holy, [11]
Seleucus, [15]
Selichoth, [184]
Sepphoris, [78]
Septuagint, [13]
Sermons in churches for Jews, [178]
Severus, Julius, [80]
Seville,
riot in, [143]
Inquisition, [148]
Shadrach, [60]
Shammai, [46]
Shapor, king of Persia, [88]
Sheba, queen of, [112]
Sheloh, [271]
Shemaiah, [38]
Sherira, [126]
Sicarii, [64]
Simon,
the Just, [15]
ben Jochai, [271]
Nasi, [87]
Stylites, [102]
Sisebut, [119]
Sixtus IV., [146]
Slave-trade, [106], [107], [152]
Smyrna, [226]
Solomon
Alkabez, [273]
Isaaci, [193]
Solomon, King, [112]
Soncino, Gerson, [270]
Sopherim, [8]
Sora or Sura, [87], [117], [124], [133]
Spain,
expelled from, [148]
returned to, [310]
schools, [132]
Spartans, [7]
Spinoza, [254] sqq.
Stephen, [166]
Stepney, burial place in, [253]
Stuarts, [317]
Sunnah, [121]
Sura, see [Sora]
Sweden, [311]
Synagogue,
synagogue in London, [315], [319]
Syria, [14]
Tarichea, [62]
Tedescos, [318]
Temple
destroyed by Nebuchadnezzar, [2]
Titus, [68]
rebuilt, [5]
permission to rebuild, [98]
heathen temple in its place, [80]
mosque, [116]
Theodores, Prof., [330]
Theodosius, [99]
Thermopylæ, [7]
Tiberius, [55]
Titus, [58], [59], [66] sqq., [71]
riot in, [138]
Torquemada, Th., [148]
Tortosa, disputation, [145]
Toulouse, [130]
Tractatus, Theol. Polit., [263]
Trajan, [79]
Trèves, massacre of Jews, [158]
Triumvirate, [38]
Tryphon, [23]
United States, Jews in, [313]
Uriel da Costa, [236]
Usury, charge of, [154]
Uziel, Rabbi Isaac, [240]
Van den Ende, [258]
Venice, [220]
Vienna, [281]
Vindiciæ Judæorum, [246], [253]
translated into German, [293]
Visigoths, [136]
Vossius, Isaac, [243]
Vries, De, [261]
Walpole, Sir Robert, [321]
William
II., [166]
III., [318]
IV., [324]
William, St., of Norwich, [167]
William the Silent, [232]
Xerxes, [7]
Zadok, Rabbi, [89]
Zedekiah, physician to Louis I., [129], [151], [161]
Zerubbabel, [4]
Zohar, [271]
Zunz, L., [299] sq.
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