History of the Jews, Vol. 4 (of 6)

by Heinrich Graetz

Boleslav Pius, duke of Kalish, friendly to Jews, [111], [263].

Bologna, Jewish printing-house in, [289].
Jews of, tried, [590]–[591].
synod held at, [218], [219].

Bomberg, Daniel, of Antwerp, publishes the Babylonian Talmud, [468].
the Old Testament, [476].

Bonafoux, Vidal, partisan of Abba-Mari, [28].

Bonastruc, Isaac, and Jewish immigrants in Algiers, [199].

Bonfed. See [Solomon ben Reuben Bonfed].

Boniface VIII, pope, alluded to, [144].

Boniface IX, pope, forbids forcible conversions, [173].

Bordeaux, Jews of, perish, [56].

Borgia, cardinal. See [Alexander VI].