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  • Castile, the Spanish Piyut in, 85.
  • Catalonia, the Spanish Piyut in, 85.
  • "Ceremonies and Customs of the Jews," by Leon da Modena, 220.
  • Chacham Zevi, author of "Responses," 238.
  • "Chaff, Straw, and Wheat," fable, 65.
  • "Chain of Tradition, The," by Gedaliah Ibn Yachya, 220, 222-223.
  • Chanina, the son of Chama, Amora, 46.
  • Charizi, on Chasdai, 99-100, 107.
    • on Moses Ibn Ezra, 114.
    • as a poet, 131-132.
    • influences Immanuel of Rome, 181.
    • ethical work by, 189.
    • geographical notes by, 200.
  • Chasdai Ibn Shaprut, patron of Moses ben Chanoch, 97.
    • Charizi on, 99-100, 107.
    • activities of, 100.
    • as a patron of Jewish Jearning and poetry, 100-101, 102.
    • and the Chazars, 102-103.
    • as translator, 130.
  • Chasdai Crescas, philosopher, 141.
    • studied by Spinoza, 251.
  • Chassidim, the, new saints, 176.
    • hymns by, 177.
  • Chayim Vital Calabrese, Kabbalist, 176.
  • Chazars, the, and Chasdai Ibn Shaprut, 102-103.
  • Chiddushim, Notes on the Talmud, 234.
  • Chiya, Amora, 49.
  • Chizzuk Emunah, by Isaac Troki, 81.
  • Chuhoth ha-Lehaboth, by Bachya Ibn Pekuda, 190.
  • "Choice of Pearls, The," by Solomen Ibn Gebirol, 110, 189.
  • Choshen ha-Mishpat, part of the Shulchan Aruch, 240.
  • "Chronicle of Achimaaz," 213.
  • Clement VII, pope, and David Reubeni, 207.
  • "Cluster of Cyprus Flowers, A," by Judah Hadassi, 80.
  • "Cock and the Rat, The," fable, 65.
  • Cohen, Tobiah, geographer, 209.
  • "Collections." See Machberoth.
  • "Come, my Friend," Sabbath hymn, 239.
  • "Conciliator, The," by Maniasseh ben Israel, 245.
  • "Consolations for the Tribulations of Israel," by Samuel Usque, 217-218.
  • Constantine, forbids Jews to enter Jerusalem, 205.
  • Cordova, centre of Arabic learning, 96-97.
    • a Jewish centre, 103, 112.
    • in the hands of the Almohades, 134.
  • Council, the Great. See Synhedrion, the.
  • Cromwell, and Manasseh ben Israel, 248.
  • Crusades, the, and the Jews of France, 124.
  • Cuzari, by Jehuda Halevi, 127, 139.

  • Damascus, Jehuda Halevi in, 129.
  • Daniel, the Book of, commentary on 48.
  • Dante, influences Jewish poets, 179, 182, 183, 186.
  • David, the son of Abraham, Karaite author, 79.
  • David ben Maimon, brother of Moses, 135.
  • David Abi Zimra, author of "Responses," 238.
  • David Alroy, pseudo-Messiah, 203.
  • David Conforte, historian, 220.
  • David Gans, historian, 220-221.
  • David Kimchi, grammarian, 117, 123.
  • David Reubeni, traveller, 207.
  • "Deeds of God, The," by Abarbanel, 229,
  • Descartes, studied by Spinoza, 250.
  • "Deuteronomy." See "Strong Hand, The."
  • "Diary of Eldad the Danite," 201-203.
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