History of the Jews, Vol. 3 (of 6)

by Heinrich Graetz

Lynn, Jews of, massacred, [411] f.

Macedonia, settlement of Jews in, [27].

Machir, learned Jew, sent by Haroun Alrashid to Charlemagne, [143].

Machuza, capital of the Jewish state in Babylonia, [4].
taken by Mebodes, [9].

Mâcon, council of, degrades the Jews, [39].

"Madda," [468], [523].
proscribed, [529].

Magharyites. See [Makariyites].

"Magister Judæorum," [161].

Mahdi, [358].

Mahomet, [71]–[84].
breaks with the Jews, [75] f.
character of revelations of, [71].
chief opponents of, on the Jewish side, [74].
concessions of, to Judaism, [73].
confession of faith of, [71].
corruption of teachings of, [72].
death of, [84].
enters in alliance with Jewish tribes, [73].
first doctrines of, [71].
relation of, to Judaism, [71].
revelation of, against the Jews, [78].
supported by the Jews in the propagation of the Koran, [73].
teachings of, [72].
wars of, against the Jews, [76]–[84].
why the Jews objected to, [74].