Now, having proved the two former Points. I could adde a third, viz. of the Nobility of the Iews: but because that Point is enough known amongst all Christians, as lately yet it hath been most worthily and excellently shewed and described in a certain Book, called, The Glory of Iehudah and Israel, dedicated to our Nation by that worthy Christian Minister Mr. Henry Iessey, (1653. in Duch) where this matter is set out at large: And by Mr. Edw. Nicholas Genleman, in his Book, called, An Apologie for the Honorable Nation of the Iews, and all the Sons of Israel (1648. in English.) Therefore I will here forbeare, and rest on their saying of our King Salomon, the wisest on earth, Let another mans mouth praise thee, and not thine own. Which is the close of Rabbi Menesse Ben-Israel, a Divine, and Doctor in Physick, in the Strand over against the New-Exchange in London.
FINIS.
Menasseh ben Israel.
from a portrait by Rembrandt, now in the Hermitage Collection, St. Petersburg
VINDICIÆ
JUDÆORUM,
OR A
LETTER
In Answer to certain Questions propounded by a Noble and Learned Gentleman, touching the reproaches cast on the Nation of the Jevves; wherein all objections are candidly, and yet fully cleared.
By Rabbi Menasseh Ben Israel a Divine and a Physicyan.
Printed by R. D. in the year 1656.
Most Noble, and Learned Sir,
