P. 6, l. 21. “_Others to the Ten Tribes._” There is a very voluminous literature of the Ten Tribes, a bibliography of which has long been promised by Mr. Joseph Jacobs. Bancroft in his “Native Races of the Pacific States of North America” discusses the theory of the Hebrew origin of the Americans (vol. v. pp. 77–95). Santiago Perez Junquera in his Spanish reprint of “Esperanza de Israel” gives a bibliography of Spanish writers who have dealt with the problem of the Ten Tribes. The Jewish legends on the subject, none of which admit the American theory, have been summarised by Dr. A. Neubauer in the _Jewish Quarterly Review_ (vol. i. pp. 14, 95, 185, 408). See also M. Lewin, “Wo wären die Zehn Stämme Israels zu suchen” (1901). The following selections from the vast literature of the Ten Tribes, especially in its relation to Menasseh ben Israel, may be recommended to investigators of this curious craze:— Enquiries touching the Diversity of Languages and Religions through the chief parts of the world, written by Edw. Brerewood. London, 1635. Thos. Thorowgood—Jews in America, &c. 1650. John Dury—Epistolary Discourse to Mr. Thomas Thorowgood. 1650. Sir Hamon L’Estrange—Americans no Jews. 1652. Thos. Thorowgood—Jews in America [with] an accurate discourse [by] Mr. John Eliot. 1660. Theophili Spizelii—Elevatio Relationis Montezinianæ de repertis in America tribubus Israeliticis. Basle, 1661. Account of the Ten Tribes of Israel being in America, originally published by Menasseh Ben Israel, with observations thereon. By Robert Ingram, M.A. Colchester, 1792. The Ten Tribes of Israel historically identified with the aborigines of the Western Hemisphere. By Mrs. Simon. London, 1826. The Hope of Israel, presumptive evidence that the aborigines of the Western Hemisphere are descended from the ten missing tribes of Israel. By Barbara Anne Simon. London, 1829. The Remnant Found, or the place of Israel’s hiding discovered, being a summary of proofs showing that the Jews of Daghistan on the Caspian Sea are the remnant of the Ten Tribes. By the Rev. Jacob Samuel. London, 1841. The Thorn Tree, being a history of thorn worship of the Twelve Tribes of Israel, but more especially of the Lost Tribes and House of David. By Theta. London, 1863. Paläorama. Oceanisch-Amerikanische Untersuchungen und Aufklärungen. Erlangen, 1868. Ireland, Ur of the Chaldees. By Anna Wilkes. London, 1873. Ueber die Abstammung der Englischen Nation. Von D. Paulus Cassel. Berlin, 1880. P. 6, l. 29. “_Cordilleræ_,” Spanish. A mountain chain, sometimes, as here, applied in a specific sense to the Andes.