Separation, Kabbalistic term, [619].

Sephardic Jews. See Jews of [Spain], [Africa], [Italy], and the East.

Septuagint, not authoritative, [237].

Sepulveda, Jews of, persecuted, [278], [279].

Serachya ben Shaltiel, promoter of culture among Italian Jews, [59].

Serkes, Joel, Talmudist, [703].

Servetus, Michael, anti-Trinitarian, [541], [646].

"Servi cameræ," coveted by petty rulers, [128].
Jews of France claimed as, [47].
protected by Charles of Luxemburg, [106].
under Louis the Bavarian, [96].

Setubal, a port for Jewish exiles, [374].

Seville, Inquisition organized in, [312][314].