=Zionism=, before Herzl, called in Hebrew _Hibbat Zion_ (in Russian, _Palestinophilstvo_) "Love of Zion," preached by Lilienblum, II 237, 328 ff expounded by Pinsker, II 220, 330 ff adopted by Lilienblum, II 237 engages in colonization of Palestine, II 375 f, 422 f adherents of, assemble in Kattowitz (1884), II 376; and Druskeniki (1887), II 377 legalized by Russian Government (1890), II 377 center of, in Odessa and Warsaw, II 376 wins over orthodoxy, II 376 f failure of, III 42 leaders of, join political Zionism, III 47 modified by Ahad Ha'am, II 423, III 49 f rise of political Z., III 41 ff proclaimed by Herzl, III 42 f First Zionist Congress (1897), III 44 political and cultural tendency within, III 44 f effects of, III 46 f Spiritual Z., or Ahad Ha'amism, III 41, 48 ff Russian Zionists Convention at Minsk, III 51 inadequacy of, III 51 f combined with Socialism by _Poale-Zion_, III 57 f, 145 Nahum Sokolow declares allegiance to, III 60 Reflected in poems of Frug, III 63 indifference to, denounced by Bialik, III 63 forbidden in Russia by Plehve, III 82 f Plehve promises support of, as result of Dr. Herzl's visit, III 83 Vilna Zionists give ovation to Dr. Herzl, III 84 crisis of, at Sixth Congress, III 84 f Schism between Palestinianism and Territorialism, III 85 organize self-defence at Homel, III 87 Shmaryahu Levin, representative of, deputy to First Duma, III 134 forms contrast to Social Democracy, III 143 Seventh Zionist Congress reaffirms allegiance to Palestine, III 144 Russian Zionist Convention at Helsingfors (1906) recognizes rights of diaspora, III 144 f adherents of, secede from League for Equal Rights, III 146 declared illegal by Senate, III 152 =Znamya= ("The Banner") anti-Semitic paper in St. Petersburg, III 70 demands execution of Dashevski, assailant of Krushevan, III 81 f =Zohar=, the, cabalistic standard work, study of, not permitted before the age of thirty, I 214 Frankists recognize authority of, I 214; call themselves Zoharists, 214 used by Besht to foretell the future, I 224 =Zonch=, Russian general, maltreats Jews on his estates, I 328 =Zubov=, Count, governor-general of New Russia, secures equal rights for Karaites, I 318 member of "Jewish Commission" appointed by Alexander I., I 335 =Zunz=, refutes charges of Abbé Chiarini, II 104 =Zverovich=, synagogue built in, by Borukh Leibov of Smolensk, I 249, 252 FOOTNOTES: [62] The text has 1774 by mistake. [63] The text has 1815 by mistake. [64] P. 125, line 3 from below, read "Volhynia," instead of "Podolia." [65] Page 125, line 3 from bottom, read Volhynia, instead of Podolia. The mistake is due to a confusion with Kamenetz.