Chapter | Page | |
XX | Travellers’ Tales | 200 |
Eldad the Danite.—Benjamin of Tudela.—Petachiah of Ratisbon.—Esthori Parchi.—Abraham Farissol.—David Reubeni and Molcho.—Antonio de Montesinos and Manasseh ben Israel.—Tobiah Cohen.—Wessely. | ||
XXI | Historians and Chroniclers | 211 |
Order of the Tannaim and Amoraim.—Achimaaz.—Abraham Ibn Daud.—Josippon.—Historical Elegies, or Selichoth.—Memorial Books.—Abraham Zacuto.—Elijah Kapsali.—Usque.—Ibn Verga.—Joseph Cohen.—David Gans.—Gedaliah Ibn Yachya.—Azariah di Rossi. | ||
XXII | Isaac Abarbanel | 225 |
Abarbanel’s Philosophy and Biblical Commentaries. Elias Levita.— Zeëna u-Reëna. Moses Alshech.—The Biur. | ||
XXIII | The Shulchan Aruch | 232 |
Asheri's Arba Turim.—Chiddushim and Teshuboth.—Solomon ben Adereth.—Meir of Rothenburg.—Sheshet and Duran.—Moses and Judah Minz.—Jacob Weil, Israel Isserlein, Maharil.—David Abi Zimra.—Joseph Karo.—Jair Bacharach.—Chacham Zevi.—Jacob Emden.—Ezekiel Landau. | ||
XXIV | Amsterdam in the Seventeenth Century | 243 |
Manasseh ben Israel.—Baruch Spinoza.—The Drama in Hebrew.—Moses Zacut, Joseph Felix Penso, Moses Chayim Luzzatto. | ||
XXV | Moses Mendelssohn | 253 |
Mendelssohn's German Translation of the Bible.—Phædo.—Jerusalem.—Lessing’s Nathan the Wise. | ||
Index | 263 |
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