Abalzapha, 113 n.
Abrabanel, 175.
Abram (“the exalted father”), 44.
Absalom, the monument of, 29.
Academy, the French, 146.
Achan, or Achar, 44.
Achiasaph, 179 n.
Adelaide, the wife of Leopold Zunz, 142.
Aesop, 55.
Agada, 51, 52, 54, 56, 147, 171.
Agadaists, humorous, 52.
Aix, the Jewish community of, 116.
Albo, Joseph, 113.
Alcharizi, 59, 63, 69, 91, 122, 126, 180 n.
Alexandrian Jews, 162.
Alfabri, 80.
Alfakar, 117.
Allah, an Arabic term for the Hebrew Eloha, 33.
Amphis, 5.
Anacreon, 23.
“Ancient Hebrew Poetry,” 13.
Anibert, 103 n.
Annales, 15 n.
Apion, 14.
Apostles, the, 31.
Aquinas, Thomas, 83.
Arabic language, 174.
— translations made by Jews from the, 125.
Architecture of the ancient Hebrews, 24.
Aristophanic punning in Hebrew, 1.
Art among the ancient Hebrews, 24.
Ashe, Rabbi, 50.
Asia Minor (Ιωνία), 15.
Assyria, King of, 18.
Astruc of Noves, 103.
Atonement, the Day of, 151.
Augustus, Emperor, 17.
Athalia, 40.
Aurora, 41.
Avignon, the Jewish community of, 104.
Baal-Zebub, 45.
Baba Bathra, 36.
Baba Kamma, 55 n.
Bachrach, Rabbi von, 152.
Balaam, 44.
Balak, 44.
Bashan, the kine of, 9.
Bechînath Olam, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 105.
Bedaresi, Abraham, 78.
Beiträge zur Geschichte und Literatur, 145.
Benedit, Maestro, 110.
Beneviste, Don Samuel, 110.
Benjamin ben Yechiel, 82,
Ben-Sira, 20.
Bernays, Jacob, 161.
Beth-aven, 8.
Beth-lehem, 45.
Bezaleel, 29.
Biblical criticism, 151.
Bibliotheca Hebraica, 72, 78, 116, 141.
“Birds, The,” 3.
Biur, 174.
Blumenfeld, Ignatz, 177.
Bodenstedt, Friedrich, 149.
Boekh, 141.
Bosone da Gobbio, 85.
Bötticher, 30.
Breslau, Jewish Theological Seminary at, 161.
Bresselau, Mendel, 175.
Cabbala, 114.
Caleb, 38.
Calvin, 44.
Calvinus, 44.
Canaan, the land of, 11.
Canticles, 41.
Captivity, Babylonian, 29, 45.
Carlyle, Thomas, 165.
Carlyle's Life in London, 70.
Carmel, Mount, 1.
Carmoly, E., 177.
Caro, Joseph, 90.
Carrière, Dr., 142.
Cartel, Don Juda des, 110.
Casalary, Abraham, 110.
Catalogue of Hebrew MSS. at the Montefiore College Library, 68 n.
Cavalier, Don Jonah, 110.
Cervantes, 1.
Chassidim (“pious ones”), Gr. Ἀσιδαῖοι 128, 134.
Chess, 80.
Chiarini, Abbé, 144.
Choboth Ha-lebaboth, 109 n., 120 n.
Chotzner, J., 180 n.
Church, Gallic, 149.
Church, Roman, 47.
Cino da Pistoza, 86.
Classics, Ancient, 13.
Collection of Sermons, 141.
Collegio Rabbinico, 154, 155, 157.
Conath, Abraham, 73.
“Confessions,” Heine's, 168.
Crescas, Don Chasdai, 110.
Crespin, Don Astruc, 110.
“Crown,” The Royal, 59.
Cupfigne, 146.
“Curiosities of Biblical Names,” 43–46.
Curiosities of Literature, 52 n.
Cyrus, 27.
Daniel, a friend of the poet Immanuel, 100.
Dante, 15, 82, 83, 85, 99, 100, 103, 126.
Dante's birthday, a Hebrew sonnet written on, 158.
D'Aquin, Ph., 73.
David, King, bewails the death of King Saul, 41.
“Dawn, The,” 177.
Decameron, 121.
Delitzsch, Franz, 117, 150, 154, 156.
Democritus, 114.
Derenbourg, J., 143.
Deronda, Daniel, 147.
“Desert of Kedemoth, The,” 80.
“Desirable Treasure,” 176.
Deutsch, Emanuel, 50.
De Wette, 141.
Dialect, Hebrew, 175.
Dinah, 46.
Diogenes, 10.
Divan, compiled by Bedaresi, 80.
Don Pedro IV, 110.
Dryden, 17 n.
Dukes, L., 60, 67, 114, 150, 156, 177.
Eben Bochan, 104, 108, 139, 110, 114.
— — by Immanuel, 87.
Écrivains Juifs français du XIVe siècle, Les, 115.
Edersheim, 41.
Ehrenberg, M., 141.
Elijah on Mount Carmel, 1, 74.
Eliot, George, 147.
Elkanah, 38.
Eloha (Arabic Allah), 34.
Ensheim, Moses, 176.
Epigram, the Hebrew, 69.
Epigrammata ac Poemata varia, 69 n., 70 n.
Ersch and Gruber's Real-Encyklopädie, 98.
Erubin, 20.
Esheth Chayil, 18.
Estellina Conath, 73.
L'État littéraire des Juifs dans le moyen âge, 146.
Euchel, Isaac, 175.
Euripides, 28.
Eusebius, 34.
Ewald, J. L., 27.
Examen mundi, 73.
Exiles, Hebrew, 34.
Ezekiel, 10.
Ezekiel, the Book of, 173.
Ezra, “The Helper,” 45.
Falstaff, 43.
Fano, Jacob of, 78.
Fergusson, James, 27.
Festivals, the Jewish, of the New Year and the Day of Atonement, 151.
Flacco, Pro, 15 n.
Fra Guittone di Arezzo, 89.
Frankel, Rabbi David, 142.
Frankfort, Assembly of Rabbis at, 161.
Frankl, Ludwig August, 20.
Froude, 70 n.
Gabirol, Solomon Ibn, 59, 74, 166, 175.
Gallic Church, 149.
Gans, D., 142.
“Gatherer,” The, 175.
Gaunt, John de, 43.
Gedaliah, 153.
Geiger, Abr., 91, 100, 104, 112, 151, 156, 177.
Geldern, Betty von, 166.
Gemara, 50.
Gemul Athalia, 176.
Gentilomo, Pavia, 157.
German Translation of the Bible, Mendelssohn's, 174.
Gerupha, 27.
Geschichte der jüd. Poesie, 117 n., 155.
Geschichte und Literatur, 145.
Ghasali, 117.
Ghetto, 176.
Ghirondi, 156.
Ginsburg, Asher, 179.
Ginsburg, Baron de, 170.
Goldenberg, B., 176.
Goldenthal, 117.
“Golden Tongue,” the, 79.
Goodman, Rabbi Tobias, 73.
Gordon, Juda Löb, 177.
Gorgias, 30.
“Gottesdienstliche Vorträge,” 145.
Graetz, H., 71, 72, 79, 92, 104, 112, 130.
Grammarians, Hebrew, 115.
Greeks and Romans, literary works of the, 34.
Gross, 104.
Habakkuk, 33.
Habib, Ibn, 80.
Hades, 156.
Haham, the post of the, 158.
Halacha, 51.
— Development of the, 162.
Halevi, Jehudah, 61, 62, 67, 122, 156, 157, 166, 179.
Halle, Aaron, 176.
Halm, 55 n.
Hamuna, Rabbi, 20.
Hannah, 46.
Harem, 40.
Hariri, 63.
Harkavy, A., 73.
“Hebrew Melodies,” 166.
Hebrew Poetry, 15.
Heine, Heinrich, 1, 62, 83, 130, 142, 152, 165–173.
“Heine über Börne,” 167 n.
Heineman's “Yedidya,” 151.
Helena, Queen, 29.
Heman, 30.
Hephaestus, 1.
Herod, King, 27.
Hesiod, 6.
Hirsch, Baron de, 139.
Hirschel, Solomon, Chief Rabbi of London, 73.
Hirschfeld, H., 68 n.
History of European Morals, 15 n.
Histoire des langues sémitiques, 70 n.
Hodegetica in Mishnam, 163.
— Translations from, 126.
“Homilies of the Jews,” 144, 147.
Hoshana-Rabba, 148.
Huldah, 40.