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

by Heinrich Graetz

Tuscany, Jews of, protected, [297].
Jews received in, [659].

Tyrol, the, Jews of, persecuted, [297]–[299].

Ueberlingen, Jews of, charged with the blood-accusation, [227].
persecuted, [105].

Ulm, conference at, [166].
Jews of, banished, [416].

Unitarians, [541]–[542], [647]–[648].

Universities, and the Reuchlin-Pfefferkorn case, [459]–[460].
and the confiscation of Hebrew books, [437], [441], [444]–[445].

Uranso, de, Vidal, assassin of Arbues, [330].

Urban V, pope, quoted, [126].

Usque, Abraham, and Gracia Mendesia, [576].
press of, closed, [581].
translates the Bible, [475].

Usque, Samuel, historian, work of, [558]–[561].
quoted, [324]–[325], [380], [405], [409], [522], [575]–[576].