The Jew, The Gypsy and El Islam - Sir Richard Francis Burton

INDEX

N.B.—Numbers printed in italics refer to the footnotes.

Abbott, William, [18].
Abyssinians, the, [321].
Academy, Burton’s letter to the, [136]-[143].
Academy, Bataillard’s letter to the, [144]-[166].
Africa, the Gypsies of, [233]-[262].
Algeria, the Gypsies of, [258]-[261].
America, the Gypsies in, [282]-[285].
Arabshah, [190].
Armenians, the, [321].
Arnim, Count, [17].
Arubim, [79].
Arya, [180].
Ascheri, [110].
Ascoli, [180].
Ashkenazím, the, [46]-[56].
Asia, the Gypsies in, [211]-[232].
Asia Minor, the Gypsies of, [219].
Aviabron, [18].
Bactriana, [180].
Baramaki, the, [231], [236].
Barbary, [260], [261].
Bartalus, M., [174]-[176].
Basnage, [15].
Bataillard, Paul, letter to the Academy, [144]-[156];
list of works by, [157], [158];
claim to priority in discovering identity of Gypsy and Jat answered, [164]-[171];
his reviews reviewed, [171]-[201].
Bauer, [17].
Bavaria, [203].
Bearnary, [17].
Bedawin, the, [174], [199], [200], [217], [219], [230], [234], [236], [254].
Belochis, the, [139], [142], [169], [170].
Belochistan, the Jats of, [215]-[217].
Belochki dialect, the, [142], [166].
Beni Aros, the, [260].
Berber (Barbar), [181].
Berbruger, M., [198].
Beth Yusuf, [111].
Black Jews, the, [58].
Bocthor, Ellious, [146], [149].
Borrow, George (quoted), [158], [161], [163], [165], [169], [170], [190], [192], [241], [260], [261], [269], [281].
Boudin, Dr., [12].
Braham, [17].
Brazil, [282]-[285].
Brosset, [185].
Bunyan, John, supposed to be of Gypsy descent, [163].
Burnouf, Émile, [188].
Cairo, [238], [240].
Cantemir, Count, [17].
Caraïtes, the. See Karaïtes.
Chinganeh, [134], [219], [220].
Ciga, [190].
Cingani, [181].
Cohen, M. J., [92] ff.
Cordova, Francisca de, [203], [270], [271].
Crosse, A. F., [264], [267].
Cushite theory, the, [155].
Damascus, [231], [232].
Darfur, [239].
Das, [182].
Davis, Dr. J. B., [143].
Denman, Major, [262].
Denmark, the Gypsy in, [203], [209].
Derush, [97].
“Diním,” the, [111].
Djat, the, [141], [146], [147], [148], [149], [152], [165], [183], [195].
Doba, Capt. S. de, [268].
Dunsterville, Col., [214].
Eben ha-Azar, [111].
Ebionites, the, [54].
Egypt, the Gypsy in, [233]-[257].
Egyptian religion, the, [296], [297], [298], [300], [320].
El Islam, [216], [218], [255], [321]-[346];
popular errors concerning, [322]-[334].
England, Gypsy in, [208].
Essene School, the, [319].
Europe, Gypsy of, [202]-[210], [263]-[281].
Excommunication, Jewish forms of, [82].
Fagnan, M., [188], [195].
Falashas, the, [116].
Ferdoussy, [145], [148].
Fetissism, [291], [292], [293], [296], [301], [302].
Fez, [260].
Fleischer, Prof., [146], [148], [149], [150], [151], [165], [184].
France, the Gypsy in, [203], [204], [209], [265], [269].
Frascator, [13].
Gavbar, the, [218].
Gemara, the, [100], [101], [102], [103].
Getæ, the, [134], [141], [150], [165], [216].
Ghagar, the, [198], [200], [233]-[257].
Ghawázi, the, [236], [237], [252].
Gházieh, the, [181].
Gill’s Notices of the Jews, [3].
Goeje, Prof. de, [136], [144], [150], [151], [152], [153], [165], [183], [188], [191], [192], [195], [196].
Goldsmids, the, [18].
Gondomar, [18].
Goths, the, [134], [141].
Grellman, [202], [241].
Greece, [177], [182], [299].
Grisi, [17].
Gypsy, the, of Africa, [233]-[262];
of Algeria, [258]-[261];
of America, [282]-[285];
of Asia, [211]-[232];
of Barbary, [260], [261];
of Bavaria, [203];
of Belochistan, [215]-[217];
of Brazil, [282]-[285];
compared with the Jat, [133], [134], [137], [139] ff;
compared with the Jew, [5], [17], [161], [162];
of Damascus, [231], [232];
of Denmark, [203], [209];
dress of, [277];
of Egypt, [233]-[257];
of England, [208];
of Europe, [202]-[210], [263]-[281];
famous Gypsies, [163];
of France, [203], [204], [209], [265], [269];
of Germany, [203]-[208];
of Hungary, [202], [263]-[269];
Indian affinities of, [136]-[143];
of Italy, [205], [206], [265];
language of, [134], [240], [279], [280];
of Morocco, [258]-[261];
of the Netherlands, [209];
of the Panjab, [211]-[215];
of Persia, [217]-[219];
of Rome, [206];
of Said, [237];
of Spain, [203], [207], [265], [269]-[281];
of Sweden, [203], [209];
of Switzerland, [203];
of Syria, [219]-[224].
Ha-fraká fast, [10].
Hagadah, the, [98].
Halakah, the, [98].
Halevi, [18].
Hamza Ispahani, [146], [148], [150], [151].
Hasse, hypothesis of, [179], [185].
Hawi, the, [234], [235].
Heine, [17].
Helebis, the, [250], [252], [253], [254], [255], [256], [257].
Herklots, Dr., [258].
Hermann, [17].
Hillel, [101].
Horus, [297].
Hoshen Mishpat, [111].
Hughes, A. W., [215].
Hungary, [202], [263]-[269].
India, [296], [297], [298], [303].
Indian mythology, [297].
Irby, O. P., [22].
Ishaz al Fasi, Rabbi, [110].
Isis, [296].
Islam. See El Islam.
Ispahani, Hamza. See Hamza.
Italy, [205], [206], [265].
Játaki language, the, [137]-[140], [180], [215].
Jats, the. See Gypsy.
Jerusalem, population of, [68].
Jesus, [313]-[316].
Jews, the, acclimatization, [13];
atrocities among, [115]-[129];
cause of vitality, [9], [10];
compared with Gypsy, [5], [17], [161], [162];
consanguinity, [7];
cupidity, [18], [26], [27], [28];
fecundity, [5];
future prospects, [62]-[71];
general character of, [20]-[45];
illustrious, [17];
immorality, [8];
of the Holy Land, [46]-[62];
longevity, [14];
mental characteristics of, [6], [7];
mutable character and physique of, [6];
physical appearance of the Eastern, [59];
physique of, [6], [7];
population, [25];
vitality, [5], [6], [7], [8], [13].
Jin-tchi, the, [134], [142].
“Jore Déah,” [111], [113].
Joseph Karo, Rabbi, [111].
Judophobic opinion of the Jew, [62], [63].
Jurisdiction, Jewish, [90].
Kamûz, the, [146], [148], [151], [165].
Kaoli, the, [218].
Karaïtes, the, [56], [57].
Khabad, the, [54], [55].
Khasidím, the, [53], [54], [55].
Koran, the, [324], [340], [341].
Kremer, Von (quoted), [199], [234]-[250], [252].
Kurbat, the, [218], [219], [220], [222], [223], [250], [256].
Kurbat words, vocabulary of, [224]-[228].
Kushite theory, [194], [195].
Lane, [234], [258].
Lemnos, [184].
“Liberal” opinion of Jewish future, [62].
Luri, the, [145], [146], [165].
Macaulay, Lord, speech of, [18], [19].
MacGregor’s Rob Roy on the Jordan, [31].
Mackenzie, G. Muir, [22].
Maghribí, the, [239].
Maimonides, [110].
Massena, [17].
Massorah, the, [97].
McCaul, Dr. Alexander, [37], [75], [85], [88].
Mendelssohn, [17].
Mendizelal, Señor, [17].
Metempsychosis, [295].
Meyerbeer, [17].
Mezzofanti, [269].
Midrash, the, [96].
Miklosich, [156], [177], [178], [179].
Mills’ British Jew, [37].
Mishnah, the, [96]-[106].
Montefiore, Sir Moses, [32], [33].
Mormons, the, [97].
Morocco, [258]-[261].
Moses, [302]-[313].
Moses of Cordova, [112].
Moses of Trani, [111].
Movers, [194].
Muhammad, attempt to poison, [33], [116];
life of, [334]-[337].
Nat'h, the, [143].
Nawar, the, [220], [228], [230], [231], [250], [257].
Neander, Prof., [17].
Netherlands, the, [209].
Neufville, De, [14].
Newbold, Capt., [217], [218], [219], [220], [222], [223], [238], [239], [240], [242], [243], [247], [250], [251], [252], [253], [256].
Noachidæ, the, [79], [80].
Noachidæ, code of the, [78], [79].
Nott’s Physical History of the Jewish Race, [3].
Offenbach, [17].
Orach Chaüin, [111].
Oral law, Jewish, [72]-[92], [99], [102], [117].
Osiris, [296].
Palestine, [219].
Palgrave, [17].
Panjab, [137], [139], [140], [141], [168], [211]-[215].
Pantheism, [295], [298].
Parushím, the, [53], [55].
Paspati, A. G., [160], [173], [174], [178], [182], [185], [191].
Pasquier, [269].
Pasta, [17].
Paul, [317], [318].
Perier, [159].
Persia, [217]-[219].
Persians, religion of the ancient, [294], [295], [297].
Peshat, the, [97].
Physician, the Jewish, [113], [114].
Pococke, Bishop, [219].
Polytheism, [295].
Postans Capt., [167].
Pott, Prof., [136], [144], [145], [146], [147], [148], [150], [151], [154], [165], [181].
Proselytes, Jewish, [79].
Quasimus, [114].
Rabanu Jacob Be-Rab, [110], [111], [113].
Rabbinical law, [72]-[114].
Rachel, [17].
Rasscho, Shaykh, [220], [222].
Ratisbonne, De, [17].
“Reformed British Jews,” the, [58].
Reinaud, [147], [149], [150], [151], [165].
Religion, earliest forms of, [289]-[302].
Remiz, the, [97].
Ricardos, the, [18].
Roberts, Samuel, [276].
Rödiger, [150].
Rogers, Consul E. T., [231], [232].
Romá, the, [160], [164], [172], [175], [177], [178], [179], [180], [182], [186], [187], [198], [202], [221], [228], [233], [252], [261].
Roman Catholic view of Jewish future, [62], [63].
Romani-chíb, [181], [197].
Rome, [206].
Rossini, [17].
Rothschilds, the, [18].
Rouhers, the, [18].
Rumeli, [220].
Russia and the Holy Land, [66], [67], [70].
Sabbath, the Jewish, [74]-[77], [86].
Sabbath Services, the Jewish, [76].
Sadík, [11].
Safed, School of, [68], [92], [106]-[114].
Said, [251].
Saint-Martin, V. de, [185].
Samaritans, the, [57], [58].
Sanhedrin, the, [94], [95], [96].
Santa, Dr. de Pietra, [258]-[260].
Saracens, [203], [205].
Scotland, [172], [178], [213], [282].
Segor, [181].
Sephardím, the, [46], [47], [48], [49], [55], [56].
Shahnameh, the, [146], [148], [150], [165].
Shalomon Alkabez, Rabbi, [111].
Shammai, [101].
Sicani, the, [180], [185].
Sidi Hamed au Muza, [260].
Siginnoi, the, [185].
Sím, El, [240], [241].
Sindh, [138], [139].
Singani, [181].
Sinties, the, [184], [185].
Sleeman, W. H., [141], [165], [211], [231].
Sochæus, [11].
Sod, [98].
Soult, Marshal, [17].
Spain, [178].
Spinoza, [17], [70], [95].
Sweden, [203], [209].
Syria, [219]-[224], [228]-[232], [250], [320].
Talmud Babli, [101], [102].
Talmudic law, [72]-[114], [118].
Tchangar, the, [156].
Theism, [302].
Tiberias, School of, [92]-[106].
Ticknor, [271].
Torlonias, the, [18].
Trumpp, Dr. Ernest, [137], [156], [168], [197].
Tschudi, [13].
Tsigans, the, [147], [152], [153], [175], [183], [185], [189], [190], [193], [198], [201], [263] ff.
Ukayl, [137].
“White Jews,” the, [58].
Wohl, [17].
Wolff, [17].
Xapol, [18].
Yad ha-Hazaka, [110].
Yahuda, Rabbi, [94], [95].
Yom ha-Kippur, [65].
Zengi, the, [150].
Zigeuner, the, [150], [151], [165], [192], [219], [234], [241], [268].
Zincali, the, [187], [192], [219].
Zingaro, derivation of, [190].
Zuth, the, [146], [148], [150], [151], [152], [165], [231], [239].

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