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

by Heinrich Graetz

Talmudic lexicography, [179].

Talmudic schools:
aim of, [6].
closed, [8].
lack of creative power of, [5] f.
literary activity of, [180].
of Cordova, [210].
of Egypt, [210].
of Kairuan, [248] f.
of Narbonne, [143], [242].
of Paris, [586].
of Tiberias, [12].

Talmudic studies:
in Bohemia [420] f.
in France, [344] ff., [408].
in Germany, [419].
in Italy, [421].
in Spain, [227] ff., [282].

Talmudic teachers have to flee, [4], [8].

Tarik, the Mahometan conqueror of Spain, [109].

Tax, Jewish. See [Jew-tax] and [Tithe].

Ten, importance of the number in the Kabbala, [552].

"The History of the Maccabees," [180].

Theobald, Count of Chartres, part taken by, in the first blood accusation, [379] f.

Theodatus, supported by the Jews, [31].