Jewish Literature and Other EssaysKarpeles, Gustav
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Jewish Literature and Other Essays
Karpeles, Gustav
Jewish literature -- History and criticism; Jews
Hearken! Can we not distinguish in its notes, as they fill our ears, the
presage of a music of the future, of love and good-will? We seem to hear
the rustle of the young leaves of a new spring, the resurrection
foretold thousands of years agone by our poets and prophets. We see
slowly dawning that great day on which mankind, awakened from the fitful
sleep of error and delusion, will unite in the profession of the creed
of brotherly love, and Israel's song will be mankind's song, myriads of
voices in unison sending aloft to the skies the psalm of praise:
Hallelujah, Hallelujah!
INDEX
Aaron, medical writer, 79
Abbahu, Haggadist, 21
Abbayu, rabbi, quoted, 232-233
Abina, rabbi, 19
Abitur, poet, 24
Aboab, Isaac, writer, 45, 130
Aboab, Samuel, Bible scholar, 45
Abrabanel, Isaac, scholar and statesman, 42, 99
Abrabanel, Judah, 42, 95
Abraham in Africa, 255
Abraham Bedersi, poet, 171
Abraham ben Chiya, scientist, 83, 93
Abraham ben David Portaleone, musician, 376
Abraham de Balmes, physician, 95
Abraham deï Mansi, Talmudist, 116
Abraham ibn Daud, philosopher, 35
Abraham ibn Ezra, exegete, 36
mathematician, 83
Abraham ibn Sahl, poet, 34, 88
Abraham Judæus. See Abraham ibn Ezra
Abraham of Sarteano, poet, 224
Abraham Portaleone, archæolegist, 45, 97
Abraham Powdermaker, legend of, 285-286
Abt and Mendelssohn, 314
Abyssinia, the Ten Tribes in, 262-263
Ackermann, Rachel, novelist, 119
Acosta, Uriel, alluded to, 100
_Acta Esther et Achashverosh_, drama, 244
Actors, Jewish, 232, 246, 247-248
Adia, poet, 24
Adiabene, Jews settle in, 251
Æsop's fables translated into Hebrew, 34
"A few words to the Jews by one of themselves," by Charlotte
Montefiore, 133
Afghanistan, the Ten Tribes in, 259
Africa, interest in, 249-250
in the Old Testament, 255
the Talmud on, 254
the Ten Tribes in, 262
Agau spoken by the Falashas, 265
Aguilar, Grace, author, 134-137
testimonial to, 136-137
"Ahasverus," farce, 244
Ahaz, king, alluded to, 250
Akiba ben Joseph, rabbi, 19, 58
quoted, 253, 256
Albert of Prussia, alluded to, 288
Albertus Magnus and Maimonides, 156, 164
philosopher, 82
proscribes the Talmud, 85
Albo, Joseph, philosopher, 42
Al-Chazari, by Yehuda Halevi, 31
commentary on, 298
Alemanno, Jochanan, Kabbalist, 95
Alessandro Farnese, alluded to, 98
Alexander III, pope, and Jewish diplomats, 99
Alexander the Great, 229, 254
Alexandria, centre of Jewish life, 17
philosophy in, 75
Alfonsine Tables compiled, 92
Alfonso V of Portugal and Isaac Abrabanel, 99
Alfonso X, of Castile, patron of Jewish scholars, 92, 93
Alfonso XI, of Castile, 170, 260
Alityros, actor, 232
Alkabez, Solomon, poet, 43
_Alliance Israélite Universelle_, and the Falashas, 264
"Almagest" by Ptolemy translated, 79
read by Maimonides, 159
_Almansor_ by Heine, 347
Almohades and Maimonides, 148
_Altweiberdeutsch._ See _Judendeutsch_
Amatus Lusitanus, physician, 42, 97
Amharic spoken by the Falashas, 265
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