Edward I., 176
Egidio di Viterbo, 268
Egypt,
Jews in, 12 _sq._
Judea, ruled by the kings of, 14
Eleazar, 17
Eleazar, the Galilean, 72
Eleazar, the Maccabean, 22
Emancipation of the Jews in
Austria, 310
Belgium, 311
Denmark, 311
England, 323, 329
France, 304, 306
Germany, 303
Greece, 311
Holland, 310
Lombardy, 309
Naples, 309
Rome, 309
Sicily, 309
Sweden, 311
Switzerland, 311
Tuscany, 309
United States, 313
Venice, 309
Emanuel, Ed., 331
Emmaus, 20
Ende, Van den, 258
Erasmus, 260
Essenes, 31, 103
Esther,
Book of, 7
a poem, 275
Ethnarch, 78
Eugene, Prince, 275
Eugenius III., 159
Ezekiel, 1, 3
Ezra, the Scribe, 7, 8, 9, 10
Fagius, 269
Falashas, 313
Fano, 270
Ferdinand of Naples, 221
Ferdinand II. of Arragon, 146‒148
Ferdinand III., the Saint, 140
‘Fountain of Life,’ 191
Frankel, Rabbi David, 285, 286
France, 100, 129, 161
Frankfort o. M., 219, 280
Franks, 100
Frederic Barbarossa, 164
Frederic III., 267
Frederic William IV., 303
Gabirol, 190, 193
Gallus, Cestius, 58
Gamala, 62
Gamaliel, last Patriarch, 96
Gans, David, 274
Gaonim, 116
Gaul, 100
Gemara, 93
George III., 326
George de Selve, 268
Gerizim, Temple on, 7, 25
Germany, 100, 164, 197, 216, 266, 308
Ghetto, 220, 282
Gideon, Sampson, 321
Gischala, 62
Goldsmid, Is. Lyon, 328
Gordon, Lord, 322
Goths, 99, 100
Governors of Judea, 57
Grace Aguilar, 330
Graetz, 198, 256
Granada, 132
riot in, 135
Great Synagogue, 15, 37
Greece, 73, 100
Greek
culture, 12
Jews, 53
Grégoire, Abbé, 305
Gregory
I., 100, 108
IX., 140
Grotius, 243
‘Guide to the Perplexed,’ 210
burnt, 213
Habhdalah, 87
Hadrian, 79, 80
Hagadah, 92
Hai, 126
Halacha, 92
Halévy, Joseph, 312
Hampden, John, 245
Hanoch ben Moses, 134
Hanucah, 20
Hartog, Numa, 331
Haroun-al-Raschid, 124, 125
Hasdai ben Isaac, 134
Ha-yad ha-chazakah, 210
Hebrew
square characters introduced, 8
printing, 241, 269
Heine, H., 299
Helena, Empress, 95
Heliopolis, Temple in, 13
Henry
I., 166
II., 168
III., 168, 172, 175
Henry of Transtamare, 141
Hep, 138
Heraclius, 110, 119
Herder, 332
Herod Agrippa
I., 54, 55, 56
II., 57, 58, 72
Herod Antipas, 47, 55
Herod,
governor of Galilee, 35
marries Mariamne, 35
king, 39
death of, 44
will of, 47
Herz, Dr. Marcus, 298
Herz, Henrietta, 298, 305
Hezekiah, last Gaon, 126
Hillel, 45, 92
II., 96
Himyerites, 112
Holland, 231
Holy Writings, 11
Honorius IV., 178
‘Hope of Israel,’ 244
Hoshea, 5
Hugh of Lincoln, 168, 175
Humanists, 268
Humboldt, 192
Hurwitz, Jesayah, 271
Hyrcan, John, 24, 30
Hyrcanus II., 33
mutilated, 39
death of, 41
Ibn Ezra,
Abraham, 184, 194, 195, 202
Moses, 195, 202
Ibn Hassan, Jekuthiel, 190
Idumeans, 76
Innocent IV., 160
Inquisition, 146, 148
Isaac, ambassador of Haroun al Raschid, 124
Isabella of Castile, 146, 148
Islam, 114
Israel, kingdom of, 2
d’Israeli, Benjamin, 328
d’Israeli, Isaac, 328
Itinerary of Benjamin of Tudela, 196
Jacob-hall, 166
Jaddua, 11, 15
James II., 318
Jamnia, 74, 78
Jason, 16
Jehudah,
the Prince, 92
the Blind, 117, 188
Halevi, 198
Jeremiah, 3
Jerome Bonaparte, 302
Jerome, St., 85
‘Jerusalem’ by Mendelssohn, 293
Jerusalem,
New, 233
taken by Nebuchadnezzar, 1
by Pompey, 34
by Antony, 39
by Mahomedans, 116, 157, 159
by crusaders, 159
named Ælia Capitolina, 85
Jesus of Nazareth, 49
Jewish
Christians, 75
homes, 104
Parliament, 175
schools, 90, 281
soldiers, 131
war with Rome, 81
Jewries, 143, 160
Jews, in
Africa, 73, 221, 308
Alexandria, 12, 52, 78
Antioch, 52, 73
Arabia, 113
Archipelago, 100
Babylon, 1, 3, 78, 97, 109
Belgium, 311
Bristol, 172
Central Europe, 152
Danubian Provinces, 312
Denmark, 311
the East, 97, 108, 266, 314
England, 127, 165 _sqq._, 246 _sqq._, 315 _sqq._
France, 100, 129, 161, 216, 278
Germany, 100, 164, 197, 216, 266
Greece, 73, 100
Holland, 231, 254
Italy, 73, 100, 126, 308
London, 165 _sq._
Norway, 311
Oxford, 165 _sq._
Palestine, 5 _sqq._, 53, 96, 314
Persia, 37
Poland, 276, 311
Portugal, 222, 309
Rome, 33
Roumania, 312
Russia, 311
Spain, 100, 118, 310
Turkey, 314
United States, 313
York, 166, 169
Jews expelled from
England, 179
France, 164
Moravia, and Bohemia, 281
Portugal, 222
Spain, 148
Jews,
origin of name, 1
people of the Land, Book, Ledger, 101
traders, 104
money-lenders, 153
slave-owners, 106 _sq._, 152
Crown property, 170
Joachin, Rabbi, 170
Jochanan ben Saccai, 74
John of Anjou, 171
John Hyrcan, 24, 30
John of Gischala, 65, 71
Jonathan the Maccabean, 22
Joppa, 24
Joseph Caro, 272
Joseph Halévy, 312
Joseph ben Israel, 240
Joseph ben Samuel, 135
Joseph of Portugal, 222
Josephus, 59, 61, 72, 73
Joshua (Jason), 16
Joshua van Oven, 330
Jotapata, 60
Judah, the Prince (or Jehudah), 92
Judaism and Christianity, 53
Judaism and Islam, 114
Judas the Galilean, 49
Judas Maccabeus, 19, 20
death of, 22
Judenhetze, 304
Jüdisch-deutsch, 282
Julian, the Apostate, 97, 98
Justinian, 100
Kabbala, 256
Kairuan, 134
Kaliphs, 115
Kaliphs of Bagdad, 124
Kallah, 87, 90, 117
Kant, 292
Karaism, 120
Karaites, 120, 123
Khozars, 113, 201
Kiddush, 87
Kingly crown, 191
Koran, 111, 112
Lavater, 293
Law, Oral, 91
Leibzoll, 302, 310
Leon, 137
Leonidas, 7
Leopold I., 281
Lessing, 291, 295, 297
Levitas, Elias, 268
Library, Hebrew, 275
Lincoln, 166
Loans,
Jacob, 267
Joseph, 267
Lombards, 100
Lombardy, 309
Louis
I., le Débonnaire, 128, 151
IX., 162, 163
XIII., 279
XIV., 263, 279
XVI., 278
Luria, Isaac, 271
Luther, Martin, 260
Macaulay, 329
Maccabeus,
Judas, 19, 20
Eleazar, 22
Jonathan, 22
Simon, 23
Machzor, 184
Mahamad, 111, 112, 316
Mahomed IV., 228
Mahomedanism, 115
Mahomedans, 116
Maimon, 204
Maimonides, 204, 214, 215
Mainz, 158, 159, 194
Malachi, 8
Malaga, 190
Manasseh ben Israel, 239 _sqq._, 257
in England, 246 _sq._
Mantua, 270
Manuel of Portugal, 222
Marannos, 144, 145
Marathon, 6
Maria Theresa, 281
Mariamne, 35, 43
Marseilles, 130
Martinez, Ferdinand, 144
Mary, Queen, 232
Masada, 71
Massora, 123
Mattathias, 18
Maximilian I., 219, 267
Meeting-houses for prayer, 86
Meisel, Mordecai, 281
Menahem ben Saruk, 125
Mendel of Dessau, 284
Mendelssohn,
Moses, 284 _sqq._
Felix Bartholdy, 295
Menelaus, 16
Meshach, 60
Messiah, 49, 227
Metz, 158
Middleburg, 283
Midrash, 12, 93
Mikra, 93
Minhag, 184
Minyan, 87
Mirabeau, 305
Miscellany of Hebrew Literature, 208
Mishnah, 93
Commentary on, 206
Modin, 18
Monks, 102, 103
Montefiore,
Sir Moses, 22, 331
Leonard, 331
Montpelier, 130
Moors, 116
Mordecai, 7
Morteira, Rabbi Saul, 258
Moses-hall, 166
Moses
ben Hanoch, 133, 134
ibn Ezra, 195, 202
Isserles, 273
Maimonides, 204, 214, 215
Mendelssohn, 284 _sqq._
Netto, 316
Munk, 191
Mutavakel, 125, 188
Naaman, 60
Nabi, 8
Nagid, 133, 135
Naples, Jews in, 220
Napoléon Bonaparte, 222, 302
Code Napoléon, 302
Narbonne, 134
Naseby, 251
Nasi, 45, 78, 87
‘Nathan der Weise,’ 292
Nathan, prophet of Sabb. Zevi, 227
Naturalisation Act, 323
Navarre, 137
Nebuchadnezzar, 1, 2
Nehardea, 88
Nehemiah, 7, 8, 9, 10
Nero, 58
New Christians, 147
New Jerusalem, 233
New Testament, 51
Nicholas, Czar, 22
Nicholas, Edward, 249
Norway, 311
Norwich, 166
Sir William of, 167
Obscurants, 268
Octavius, 41
Omar, 117, 125
Ommeyades, 130, 138, 198, 205
Onias
I., 15
II., 15
III., 16
Oppenheimer,
D., 274
S., 275
H. I., _ib._
Oral Law, 91
Oven, Joshua van, 330
Palestine,
emigration to, 218
return to, 2, 4
settlements in, 314
Paris, 130
Parliamentary Oath Amendment Bill, 330
Parshandatha, 194
Parthians, 38, 78
Pass, Elias de, 324
Patriarch, 87
Paul of Tarsus, 54, 94
Pentateuch, 11
Pepys’ Diary, 317
Pereira brothers, 242
Persia, 2
war with Byzantine emperors, 110
Pesaro, 270
Peter
of Arragon, 137, 198
the Cruel, 141
Petition of Manasseh ben Israel, 247
Pfefferkorn, Joseph, 219, 267
‘Phædon,’ 293
Pharisees, 25, 26
Phasael, son of Antipater, 35, 38, 39
Philip
II., Augustus, 162
IV., the Fair, 162, 216
Philip
II., of Spain, 232
III., 240
son of Herod, 47, 55
Philippi, 38
Philo, 53, 57
Piyutim, 183
Poisoning wells, 163
Poland, Jews in, 276, 311
Pombal, 222
Pompey, 34, 37
Pontius Pilate, 52
Popes, 100, 108, 119, 140, 145, 146, 159, 160, 178
Portugal,
Jews in, 137
expelled, 222
readmitted, 309
Prague, 281
Printing of Hebrew, 241, 269
Prophets, 11
Ptolemy
I., 14
II., 14
IV., 14
Pumbaditha, 117, 124
Purim, 7
Rab, Rabbenu, Rabbi, 45
Raba, 194
Rachel, of Toledo, 139
Rambam, 194
Rashi, 193 _sq._
Ratisbon, 219
Reaction
in Germany, 303
in Rome, 309
Recared, 100
Resh-gelutha, 79, 87, 117, 118
Reuchlin, Joh., 220, 267
Richard
I., 168, 170, 207
of Cornwall, 175
Ritual, 12
Robespierre, 306
Roman
alliance, 23
arbitration, 34
code, 101
games, 44
governors, 48, 57
policy, 17
Rome,
Jews in, 33, 309
embassy to, 21
Rossi, Azariah de, 273
Rothschild, Baron Lionel de, 329
Roumania, 312
Rudolph
of Hapsburg, 217
II., 281
Russell, Lord John, 329
Saadia, 126, 188, 189
Sabbath, enforced by Nehemiah, 10
Sabbatai Zevi, 226 _sqq._
Sadducees, 25
Sadok, 27
Saints, 102
Saladin, 207
Salerno, 130
Salome,
sister of Herod, 42
Alexandra, 33
Salomons, Sir D., 329, 330
Samaritans, 5, 9, 25, 76
Samuel,
Levi, 141
ibn Nagrela, 135
ibn Tibbon, 208
son of Manasseh ben Israel, 246
of Nehardea, 88, 109
Sanballat, 9
Sanhedrin, 36, 37, 49, 78
in Paris, 307
Saracens, 99, 116
Sarah Copia Sullam, 275
Saxon Chronicles, 127, 165
Schools,
Jewish, 281
in Palestine, 93
in Babylon, 79, 109, 126, 152
Scriptures, Holy, 11
Seleucus, 15
Selichoth, 184
Sephardim, 116, 234
Sepphoris, 78
Septuagint, 13
Sermons in churches for Jews, 178
Severus, Julius, 80
Seville,
riot in, 143
Inquisition, 148
Shadrach, 60
Shalmaneser, 2, 5
Shammai, 46
Shapor, king of Persia, 88
Sheba, queen of, 112
Sheloh, 271
Shemaiah, 38
Sherira, 126
Sicarii, 64
Simon,
the Just, 15
the Maccabean, 23, 24
ben Jochai, 271
Nasi, 87
Stylites, 102
Sisebut, 119
Sixtus IV., 146
Slave-trade, 106, 107, 152
Smyrna, 226
Solomon
Alkabez, 273
ibn Gabirol, 190, 193
Isaaci, 193
Solomon, King, 112
Soncino, Gerson, 270
Sopherim, 8
Sora or Sura, 87, 117, 124, 133
Spain,
Jews in, 100, 118
expelled from, 148
returned to, 310
schools, 132
Spartans, 7
Spinoza, 254 _sqq._
Spires, 158, 159
Stephen, 166
Stepney, burial place in, 253
Strasburg, 158, 159
Stuarts, 317
Sunnah, 121
Sura, _see_ Sora
Sweden, 311
Synagogue,
Great, 15, 37
synagogue in London, 315, 319
Syria, 14
Talmud, 93, 162, 219
Talmudists, 123, 267
Tanaim, 8, 89
Tarichea, 62
Tedescos, 318
Temple
destroyed by Nebuchadnezzar, 2
Titus, 68
plundered, 17, 38
rebuilt, 5
permission to rebuild, 98
heathen temple in its place, 80
church, 96, 110
mosque, 116
Theodores, Prof., 330
Theodosius, 99
Thermopylæ, 7
Tiberias, 78, 87, 215
Tiberius, 55
Titus, 58, 59, 66 _sqq._, 71
Toledo, 132, 137, 141
riot in, 138
Torquemada, Th., 148
Tortosa, disputation, 145
Toulouse, 130
Tractatus, Theol. Polit., 263
Trajan, 79
Trèves, massacre of Jews, 158
Trinity, 54, 94, 110
Triumvirate, 38
Tryphon, 23
United States, Jews in, 313
Uriel da Costa, 236
Usury, charge of, 154
Uziel, Rabbi Isaac, 240
Van den Ende, 258
Vandals, 99, 100
Venice, 220
Vespasian, 58, 59, 63
Vienna, 281
Vindiciæ Judæorum, 246, 253
translated into German, 293
Visigoths, 136
Vossius, Isaac, 243
Vries, De, 261
Walpole, Sir Robert, 321
William
I., 127, 165, 166
II., 166
III., 318
IV., 324
William, St., of Norwich, 167
William the Silent, 232
Worms, 158, 194, 219
Xerxes, 7
York, 166, 169
Zadok, Rabbi, 89
Zaddikim, 18, 19, 27
Zealots, 64, 66
Zedekiah, physician to Louis I., 129, 151, 161
Zerubbabel, 4
Zohar, 271
Zunz, L., 299 _sq._
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Footnotes.
1 – Dean Stanley’s phrase.
2 – תוֹרָה, נְבִאִים and כְּתוּבִים: abbreviated ת״נך.
3 – Nasi, נָשׂיא, ‘Prince.’ Later on, the titles רַבָּן, our master,
רַבִּי, my master, and רַב master, were in use.
4 – B. Disraeli’s _Home Letters_, p. 119.
5 – Renan.
6 – _Tanaim_ may be translated teachers, but it is applied only
to the teachers of the Mishnic period.
7 – See _ante_, p. 31.
8 – Mahomedans is the general name given to the followers
of Mahomed and professors of the faith of Islam; but
Mahomedans are also called Moors and Saracens, in somewhat
the same geographical sense that modern Jews are divided
into Sephardim and Ashkenazim (_i.e._ Spanish and German).
The Saracens are those Mahomedans who dwelt in the East
and crossed over into Turkey. The word is Arabic in its
derivation (_sarog_, east; and _sirocco_, wind). The Moors
were those Mahomedans who dwelt in Morocco and crossed
over into Spain. See map.
9 – The word means excellence.
10 – Koran has the same derivation.
11 – Mrs. Browning.
12 – Massora means tradition.
13 – Franzos.
14 – The literary portion of the history of this period will be
found in Book III., ‘Starlight.’
15 – Alcharisi.
16 – טוּלִיטוּלָה, Hebrew for Toledo.
17 – One of these Rabbis subsequently founded a college at Cairo,
another in Kairuan, and the third, it is said, at Narbonne.
18 – _H E P_, supposed by some to be the initial letters of the
three words _Hierosolyma est perdita_, meaning Jerusalem
is lost, was the war-cry of the Crusaders. The object of
the Crusaders was to regain Jerusalem. Hep, Hep, was their
signal for murdering and plundering Jews _en route_. It
grew to be a most familiar sound in the Middle Ages.
19 – See Maimonides, Book III., chap. xxviii.
20 – Capital of Arragon. See map.
21 – From the Hebrew מָחְרָם אַתָּה.
22 – See p. 103.
23 – The remainder of this paragraph is quoted almost verbatim
from the author’s work, _About the Jews since Bible Times_.
24 – Prov. xi. 1; xx. 10.
25 – The Prioress’s Tale.
26 – See page 72.
27 – The badge was called a _tabula_, and was probably made
in imitation of the two tables of the Law which Moses is,
pictorially, represented as carrying. At first this badge
was made of white linen or parchment; it was afterwards
altered to yellow felt.
28 – A mark was a coin of the value of 13s. 4d.
29 – See _ante_, chap. xiv.
30 – The Greek word is _poëtes_. Gradually it received the
Hebrew form _payyāt_, and the Chaldaic form _paytan_. The
root was then treated like a Hebrew root, _piyyut_ was
formed――literally, poem, but, as a rule, restricted to
liturgical poems.
31 – Abraham Ibn Ezra.
32 – Anonymous.
33 – See page 125.
34 – He is mentioned among the Gaonim at p. 126.
35 – See pp. 120‒124.
36 – There were two stars of this name; the other one was Moses
Ibn Ezra of Granada, a poet of some note.
37 – _See_ p. 138.
38 – The English version of _Benjamin of Tudela’s Itinerary_ is
accessible; and, if somewhat less easy reading than some
modern books of travel, it should be of sufficient interest
to Jews to be familiar to them.
39 – Graetz.
40 – The existence of Bulan and of the Jewish dynasty of the
Khozars is historical, the rest may be accounted as ‘idyls
of the king.’
41 – This extract is from a letter, dated 1199, to Rabbi
Samuel Ibn Tibbon, a friend who, later on, translated,
under Maimonides’ direction, his famous work, _The Guide
to the Perplexed_, from Arabic into Hebrew. The English
translation of this letter to Ibn Tibbon, which was
originally written in Arabic, thence translated into
Hebrew, is by Dr. H. Adler――_Miscellany of Hebrew
Literature_, 1st series.
42 – Which means, from Moses our Lawgiver till Moses Maimonides,
none rose like Moses.
43 – See p. 267.
44 – The allusion is to the siege of Leyden, 1573, when, as
a last chance of relieving the city, William the Silent
had the great dykes pierced so as to let in the sea, and
thus flooding the country, succeeded in drowning out the
besiegers, and sending in barges with food to the besieged.
The story is splendidly told in Motley’s _Rise of the Dutch
Republic_.
45 – Traditional interpretation identifies the Biblical
_Ashkenaz_ (Gen. x. 3), _Zarephath_, and _Sephared_
(Obad. 20) with Germany, France, and Spain. The Jews of
Spain were therefore called _Sephardim_, and those of
Germany _Ashkenazim_. These names are applied to Jews of
other countries, in the degree in which they approach to
the former or the latter in their pronunciation of Hebrew,
and in their ritual.
46 – The Abarbanel who pleaded to Ferdinand and Isabella. See
chap. xxi.
47 – Grotius was also for some years Swedish ambassador at
Paris. Milton was there received by him in 1638.
48 – Parts of this chapter are taken almost _verbatim_ from an
article by the author which appeared in _Good Words_, Oct.
1884.
49 – From ‘Declaration to the Commonwealth.’
50 – _Cromwell_, vol. ii. p. 359.
51 – The Hero as King――_Heroes_, p. 342.
52 – Novalis.
53 – See p. 87.
54 – Thomson.
55 – See p. 220.
56 – See p. 193.
57 – A thaler is three times as valuable as a mark.
58 – See p. 113.
59 – See p. 216.
60 – See p. 210.
61 – Goethe’s phrase.
62 – Dan. iii.
63 – Lowell.
64 – Goethe.
65 – See p. 193.
66 – _Gottesdienstliche Vorträge der Juden historisch
entwickelt._
67 – _Zur Geschichte und Literatur._
68 – Samuel of Babylon, who died 253.
69 – ‘A partir de 1791, il n’y a plus à proprement parler de
Juifs de France, mais des citoyens français professant la
religion israélite.’――_Histoire des Israélites_, Reinach,
p. 340. To which work, in the later chapters, I am under
some obligation for facts.――K. M.
70 – מַעֲמָד a Hebrew word meaning representative assembly.
71 – הַסְכָּמוֹת is a Hebrew term denoting agreements.
72 – A certain Moses Netto was denied permission to publish an
English translation of the Prayer-book, and a penalty of
5l. was imposed on any member who should buy, sell, or
read such a book.
73 – When, so late as 1744, Jacob Israel Bernal, a member of the
Portuguese congregation, applied to the Mahamad for leave
to marry a German Jewess, very humiliating conditions were
attached to the reluctant permission. The bridegroom was
not ‘called up to the law,’ the members of the Congregation
were not allowed to be present at the ceremony, and no
‘offerings’ were accepted. A descendant of this Mr. Bernal
married a Duke of St. Albans.
74 – This synagogue was very much injured by fire in 1738, but
it was rebuilt on the same site, and the old beam given
by Queen Anne was preserved and replaced. The building was
finished in 1749, and has stood, practically unaltered,
since that date.
75 – Professor Theodores’ letter, in pamphlet form, is to be
found at the British Museum.
76 – See a biographical sketch, reprinted by permission from
the _Times_, by Mr. Israel Davis. _Jewish Chronicle_
Office, 2 Finsbury Square, 1885.
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Transcriber’s note:
The Erratum correction has been incorporated into the text.
Punctuation has been standardized.
Index references have not been checked for accuracy.
This book was written in a period when many words had not become
standardized in their spelling. Multiple spelling variations and
inconsistent hyphenation occur in the text. These have been left
unchanged unless indicated with a Transcriber’s Note.
The following corrections have been made in the text:
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