Judah, Siciliano, poet, [60], [68].
"Judah's Rod of Correction," history by the Ibn-Vergas, [557]–[558].
Judaism and the Reformation, [471]–[476].
"Judaism, or the Jewish Doctrine," by John Miller, [692].
Judenmeister, three rabbis in Germany, [227].
"Judenstättigkeit" residence of Jews in Frankfort and Worms, [695]–[696].
abolished, [700].
Juderia, Jew quarter, [169].
Juglar, Gaspar, inquisitor, [326].
Julian, the Apostate alluded to, [267].