Paul III Farnese, pope, [592].
and the Portuguese Inquisition, [516], [518], [519], [521]–[522], [526]–[527].
protects Portuguese Marranos, [516]–[517], [520], [527].
well-disposed to Jews, [515].
Paul IV Caraffa, pope, and Marranos, [568], [582].
and the Jews, [566], [567], [581]–[582].
and the Talmud, [582]–[583].
ban against, [580].
death, [586], [587]–[588].
employs converts, [581], [584].
establishes the Inquisition at Rome, [525].
re-establishes church discipline, [562].
re-introduces censorship of press, [563].
sets free Turkish Jews, [577]–[578].
Paul Burgensis. See [Levi, Solomon].
Paul de Santa Maria. See [Levi, Solomon].
Pauw, Reinier, burgomaster of Amsterdam, [674].
Pavia, tolerance in, [288].
Jews of, expelled, [660].
Paz, de, Duarte, advocate of Portuguese Marranos at Rome, [512]–[513], [515], [519].
Peasant War, the, and the Jews, [542]–[543].
Pedro IV, of Aragon, imprisons Jews, [150].
petitioned by the Jews, [112]–[113].
revolt against, [102].
Pedro, the Cruel, of Castile, [113]–[126], [173].
and Blanche de Bourbon, [116], [122].
and Samuel Abulafia, [116], [118]–[121].
civil wars under, [118]–[119], [123]–[126].
counseled by Santob de Carrion, [115].
employs Jews, [115]–[116].
favors the Jews, [113]–[114], [116], [121]–[122].
supported by Jews, [123], [124], [125].