Now, having proved the two former Points. I could adde a third, viz. of the Nobility of the Iews: but because that Point is enough known amongst all Christians, as lately yet it hath been most worthily and excellently shewed and described in a certain Book, called, _The Glory of Iehudah and Israel_, dedicated to our Nation by that worthy Christian Minister Mr. _Henry Iessey_, (1653. in Duch) where this matter is set out at large: And by Mr. _Edw. Nicholas_ Genleman, in his Book, called, _An Apologie for the Honorable Nation of the Iews, and all the Sons of Israel_ (1648. in English.) Therefore I will here forbeare, and rest on their saying of our King Salomon, the wisest on earth, _Let another mans mouth praise thee, and not thine own_. Which is the close of _Rabbi Menesse Ben-Israel_, a Divine, and Doctor in Physick, in the _Strand_ over against the _New-Exchange_ in _London_. FINIS. [Illustration: Menasseh ben Israel. from a portrait by Rembrandt, now in the Hermitage Collection, St. Petersburg ] VINDICIÆ JUDÆORUM, OR A LETTER In Answer to certain Questions propounded by a Noble and Learned Gentleman, touching the reproaches cast on the Nation of the JEVVES; wherein all objections are candidly, and yet fully cleared. _By_ Rabbi Menasseh Ben Israel _a Divine and a Physicyan_. Printed by _R. D._ in the year 1656. [Illustration] _Most Noble, and Learned Sir_,