=Sabbatarians=, the, "Sabbath observers," "Judaizing" sect in Russia, I 401 ff =Sabbatians=, the, adherents of Sabbatai Zevi, movement of, in Poland, I 204 ff Council of Four Lands objects to, I 196 join adherents of Judah Hasid, I 209 pose as Mohammedans, I 210 continue secretly in Podolia and Galicia, I 210 f Jacob Frank associates with, I 212 ff Hasidim accused of continuing work of, I 376 =Sack=, St. Petersburg banker, member of Jewish deputation to Alexander III., II 261 "=Sacred League," The=, organization of high Russian officials, suspected of assisting pogroms, II 248 =Sadogora= (Bukovina), Israel of Ruzhin settles in, II 121 hasidic dynasty of, II 121 =Safed= (Palestine), _Ari_ and Vital, Cabalists, in, I 134, 134 =Salant= (government of Kovno), M. A. Ginzburg, Hebrew writer, native of, II 133 =Salisbury=, Lord, English premier, answers interpellation concerning Jewish persecutions in Russia, II 382 =Saloniki=, center of Sabbatian movement, I 207 Jacob Frank resides in, I 212 =Samkers=, Jewish city on Taman Peninsula, I 23 =Samkrtz= (Samkers), locality in Crimea, I 26 =Samogitia (Zhmud)=, Russian province, name explained, I 293, II 133 =Samson=, of Ostropol, cabalist and martyr, I 148 f =Samoyeds=, tribe in government of Archangel, II 367 =Samuel Ben Ali=, Gaon of Bagdad, corresponds with Moses of Kiev, I 33 =San=, river, provinces on, invaded by Swedes, I 154 =Sanchez, Antonio=, Jewish court physician in Russia, I 258 =Sandomir= (Galicia), ritual murder of, I 172 ff Jews expelled from, I 173 =Saratov= (city), ritual murder of, II 150 ff pogrom at, III 130 =Saratov= (government), "Judaizing" movement in, I 401 f =Sardis=, city in Asia Minor, Jewish community in, I 14 =Sarkel=, city in Crimea, I 26 =Sarmatians=, tribe, I 14 =Sassanido=, dynasty of, in Persia, I 19 =Satanov= (Podolia), rabbis assemble at, I 213 Mendel Lewin, Hebrew writer, native of, I 388 =Savitzki=, convert, accuses Jews of ritual murder, II 73 =Savory, Sir Joseph=, Lord Mayor of London, presides at Guildhall meeting, II 390 ff signs and forwards to Tzar petition on behalf of Russian Jews, II 392 =Savranski, Moses=, hasidic leader, II 121 =Saym= (_Polish_, Sejm), see Diet =Saymists=, the, name of Jewish Socialistic Labor Party, III 145 =Sazonov=, Russian terrorist, kills Plehve, III 97 =Schechter, Solomon=, quoted, I 27 =Schiller=, impressed by autobiography of Solomon Maimon, I 240 works of, translated into Hebrew, II 226 =Schiltberber=, German traveller, refers to Jews in Crimea, I 34 =Schluesselburg=, near St. Petersburg, prison at, II 97 =Schneider=, warden of Moscow synagogue, exiled, II 424