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

by Heinrich Graetz

Martinez (Martin), Fernan, and Joseph Pichon, [156]–[157], [193], [335].

Martinez, Gonzalo, favorite of Alfonso XI, [83]–[86].

Mascarenhas, John Rodrigo, Marrano tax farmer, [486].

Masserano, Bezalel, pleads for the Talmud, [658].

Matathiah ben Joseph Provenci, chief rabbi, [133], [152].

Matronita, Kabbalistic term, [18], [19].

Matthias, emperor, abolishes Judenstättigkeit, [700].

Maurice, of Orange, favorable to Jews, [674], [678].

Maximilian I, emperor, and Jews, [414]–[415], [423]–[429].
and the German Jews, [463]–[464].
and the Nuremberg Jews, [415]–[416].
and the Pfefferkorn-Reuchlin case, [429], [437], [441], [458]–[459].

Maximilian II, emperor, [587].
and the Polish election, [603].