=Palestine=, Teutonic Order originates in, I 63 Cabalists of, influence Polish Jewry, I 134 Sabbatian propaganda carried on in, II 205 mass emigration of Polish Jews to (1700), I 209 f Shneor Zalman accused of collecting money for, I 376 Nahman of Bratzlav makes pilgrimage to, I 383 Lelevel, Polish historian, promises Polish help in restoration of, II 108 restoration of Jews to, preached by Smolenskin, II 236; advocated by Levanda, II 240 _Bilu_ pioneers emigrate to (1882), II 321 f beginnings of Jewish colonization in, II 322 "Lovers of Zion" establish colonies, in, III 42 Jewish national center in, championed by Lilienblum, II 328 ff; and, as an alternative, by Pinsker, II 331 expulsion from Moscow stimulates emigration to, II 416 attempt at mass emigration to (1891), II 421 f feeble results of colonization in, III 42 colonization of, made part of Basle program, III 44 modern Hebrew writers in, III 163 See also Zionism =Palestinophilstvo=, Russian name for "Love of Zion," II 328; see also Zionism =Pan=, noble landowner in Poland, name explained, I 93 =Panticapaeum=, see Kerch =Pardes=, Hebrew annual, III 58 =Paris=, Sanchez, Jewish court-physician in St. Petersburg, removes to, I 258 Berek Yoselovich pays visit to, I 294 "Jewish Parliament" meets in, I 346 ff; III 53 Rothschilds of, II 69, 375, 407, 410 Lelevel, Polish historian, refugee in, II 107 Polish refugees in, II 108 anti-Semitism among Polish refugees in, II 109 _Alliance Israélite Universelle_ in, II 189, 194, 297, 322 Plehve's secret circular made known in, II 381 Moscow refugees arrive in, II 408 Jewish Colonization Association in, sends deputation to Pobyedonostzev, III 10 Herzl resides in, III 42 =Paskevich=, Russian viceroy in Poland, pacifies Poland (after 1831), II 109 Moses Montefiore communicates with, II 68 Altaras of Marseilles negotiates with, II 69 =Passek=, governor-general of White Russia, questioned by Senate concerning Jewish law courts, I 310 restricts Jews of White Russia in economic pursuits, I 310 f =Passover=, Christian, see Easter =Passover=, lawyer, member of Jewish deputation to Alexander III., II 261 =Passports=, Jews with expired P's. severely punished, II 42 Jews found without P's. sent into army, II 148 f Jewish P's. examined in St. Petersburg, II 343 Jewish emigrants relieved from tax on, II 418 disabilities imposed by P. Regulations of 1894, II 427 =Paul IV.=, pope, encourages anti-Jewish policy in Poland, I 86