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

by Heinrich Graetz

Luther, Martin, reformer, [467].
advises confiscation of Hebrew books, [550].
and the Jews, [547]–[552].
at Worms, [469].
maligns the Talmud, [549]–[550].
quoted, [470].

Lutherans and the Spanish Inquisition, [485].

Lurya, Isaac, Kabbalist, [618], [623]–[627].
and Chayim Vital Calabrese, [623]–[624].
effect of his teaching, [625]–[627].
his Messianic claims, [622], [624].
his system, [617]–[622].

Lurya, Solomon, Talmudist, [634]–[637].
criticism of Jewish society, [635]–[636].

Luzk, Karaites of, well treated by Casimir IV, [265].

Lyra, de, Nicholas, [232], [342], [442].
admires Rashi, [185].
refuted, [237].

Maamad, rabbinical councils at Amsterdam, [684].

"Maasé Efod," Hebrew grammar by Profiat Duran, [191].

Maccabees, the, and the biblical prophecies, [149].

Machault, Denys, convert, [175].