Jehuda Alcharisi, poet and translator, [559].
Jehuda Hadassi, Karaite controversionist, [362].
Jehuda ben Samuel Halevi, [310], [313], [315], [318], [321]–[43].
career of, [322] f.
character of, [321] f.
"Chozari" of, [327] f.
compared with the author of Job, [327].
disciple of Alfassi, [322].
end of life of, [342] f.
erudition of, [321] f.
evidences of Judaism by, [332] ff.
limits of philosophy set by, [331].
love poems of, [323].
national religious spirit of poetry of, [325] f.
philosopher, [326].
physician, [323] f.
pilgrimage of, to Palestine, [338]–[42].
power of description of, [325].
prince of poets, [321] f.
Songs of Zion of, [337] f.
subject matter of poetry of, [324] f.
view of, on poets and poetry, [324] f.
view of, on the suffering and position of Israel, [335] f.
Jephet Ibn-Ali Halevi, Karaite champion, [205] f.
Jerusalem, Jews of, [506].
during the crusades, [308].
expelled, [427].
Talmudic studies of, [249].
Jesus the son of Pantheras, [577].
Jew-badge, [511]–[13], [564], [595].
in England, [642].
in France, [612].
in Hungary, [614].
"Jew-roaster," [611].
Jew-tax, [281], [510], [517], [588] f., [617], [642].
Jewish children taken away from their parents, [514], [570].