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

by Heinrich Graetz

Çarça, Samuel, quoted, [137].
writes a commentary, [144].

Cardozo, Elihu Aboab, erects a synagogue at Hamburg, [689].

Caro, Isaac ben Joseph, victim of Portuguese persecution, [378].

Carpentras, Jews of, protected, [177].

Carrion, Jews of, persecuted, [170].

Casimir III, of Poland (the Great), favors the Jews, [111]–[112], [263].

Casimir IV, of Poland, bestows privileges upon the Jews, [263]–[265], [419].
revokes the privileges of the Jews, [266].

Caspe, Jews of, converted, [214].

Castel-Branco, de, João Rodrigo. See [Lusitanus, Amatus].

Castile, center of Jewish culture, [75].
civil war in, [118]–[119], [123]–[126].
cortes of, hostile to Jews, [229].
deficient in Jewish scholars, [86], [139]–[140].