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  • Josephus, Flavius, continued.
    • champion of Judaism, 36, 37-38.
    • style of, 36-37.
    • language used by, 37.
    • used in "Josippon," 214.
  • Joshua, the son of Levi, Amora, 47.
  • "Josippon," a romance, 214.
  • Judah the Prince, a Tanna, 23, 28-29.
    • characterized, 28-29.
  • Judah Ibn Ezra, anti-Karaite, 214.
  • Judah Ibn Tibbon as a translator, 146, 147.
    • as a physician, 146-147.
  • Judah Ibn Verga, chronicler, 218.
  • Judah Chayuj, grammarian, 101.
  • Judah Chassid, ethical writer, 191.
  • Judah Hadassi, Karaite author, 80-81.
  • Judah Minz, author of "Responses," 237.
  • Judah Romano, school-man, 185.
  • Judaism, after the loss of a national centre, 21.
    • championed by Josephus, 36, 37-38.
    • philosophy of, 77.
  • Justus of Tiberias, historian, works of, 34.

  • Kabbala, mysticism, 170.
    • development of, 171.
    • and Christian scholars, 174.
    • the later, 175.
  • Kalila ve-Dimna. See Bidpai, Fables of.
  • Kalir, new-Hebrew poet, 85, 86, 87.
    • date of, 87.
    • style of, 87-88, 107.
    • subject-matter of, 88-89.
    • quotation from, 89-90.
  • Kalirian Piyut, the, 85.
  • Kalonymos, the son of Kalonymos, translator, 149, 185.
    • as poet, 179, 180, 185-186.
  • Kant, and Mendelssohn, 257.
  • Kaphtor va-Pherach, Esthori Parchi, 205.
  • Karaism, rise of, 75-76.
    • a reaction against tradition, 76.
  • Karaism, continued.
    • defect of, 76.
    • Literary influence of, 77.
    • history of, 80.
    • Rabbinite opposition to, 82.
    • opposed by Saadiah, 91, 92.
  • Kepler, correspondent of David Gans, 220.
  • Kether Malchuth, by Solomon Ibn Gebirol, 110.
    • quotation from, 111-112.
  • Kimchi. See Joseph; Moses; David.
  • Kirkisani, Karaite author, 80.
  • Kodashim, order of the Mishnah, 31.
  • Kore ha-Doroth, by David Conforte, 220.

  • "Lamp of Light, The," by Isaac Aboab, 192.
  • Landau, Ezekiel, author of "Responses," 238.
  • Lavater, and Mendelssohn, 258.
  • "Law of Man, The," by Nachmanides, 166.
  • Lecha Dodi, Sabhath hymn, 239.
  • Lecky, on the scientific activity of the Jews 150.
  • Leon da Modena, historian, 220.
  • Leon, Messer, physician and writer, 187.
  • Leshon Limmudim, by Sahal, the son of Mazliach, 79.
  • "Lesser Sanctuary, The," by Moses Rieti, 186.
  • Lessing, and Mendelssohn, 255-256.
  • "Letter," by Sherira, 70-71, 212.
  • "Letter of Advice, The" by Solomon Alami, 197-198.
  • "Letter of Aristeas," by Azariah di Rossi, 223.
  • "Letters," the, of the Gaonim, scope of, 71-73.
    • style of, 74.
    • geographical notes in, 200.
    • and the "Responses," 234.
  • Levi, the son of Gershon, philosopher, 141.
  • Lexicon, by Sahal, 79.
    • by David, 79.
    • by David Kimchi, 117.
  • Lexicon, Talmudical. See Aruch, 70.
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