Heller, Yom-Tob Lipman, rabbi, 37. Herz, Marcus, disciple of Kant, 85. Herzl, Theodore, Zionist, 263, 281, 283. Hillul Society, 286. Hirsch, Baron de, 277. _Hizzuk Emunah_, Voltaire's opinion on, 37. Hobebe Zion, 285, 286. Horn, Meir, educator, 164. Horowitz, Isaiah, Cabbalist, 33. Horowitz, Phinehas, rabbi, 78. Horowitz, Shabbatai, rabbi, 34. Horowitz, Shmelke, rabbi, 78. Horwitz, Aaron Halevi, rabbi, 78. Hurwitz, Hirsh, educator, 164. Hurwitz, Hyman, professor, 95. Hurwitz, Judah Halevi, translator, 92, 105, 121, 123, 125, 134. [Hurwitz], Phinehas Elijah, encyclopedist, 101-103, 214. Hurwitz, Zalkind, champion of Jewish rights in France, 92-93. Huss, influence of, in Poland, 26. _Hut ha-Meshullash_, by Kohn, 244. Ibn Ezra, Abraham, commentaries on his works, 30, 106. Ignatiev, Nicholas, 268. 'Illuyim, 47. Ilye, Manasseh of, Talmudist, 120-121, 125, 132, 134. _Information about the Killing of Christians_, etc., by Skripitzyii, 229. Innocent IV, pope, 253. Inventions, 201-202. Israelit, Asher, Maggid, 280. Israelita, Polish weekly, 247. Isserles, Moses, rabbi, 50, 78. Italy, a place of attraction for Russian Jews, 37, 40, 91-92, 126, 165. Ivan the Terrible, 55-56, 152. Jacob Isaac, court physician, 39. Jaffe, Daniel, scholar, 90. Jaffe, Mordecai (Lebushim), Talmudist, 37, 61, 105. Jastrow, Marcus, rabbi, 159, 246. Jekuthiel, Solomon, financier, 204. _Jerusalem_, by Mendelssohn, 209. Jerusalem, pilgrimage to, 65. Jesuits, in Poland, 54, 58. Joffe, Mordecai, rabbi, 288. Joseph ben Isaac Levi, philosopher, 38. Josephovich, Abraham, statesman, 21-22. Josephovich, Michael, nobleman, 21-22. Judah Halevi, poet and philosopher, 28, 98, 106, 284. Judah Hasid, mystic, founder of the original Hasidim, 65. Judaizing heresy. See Proselytism. _Judex Judaeorum_, 44. Juedischer Arbeiter, Der, 293. _Kab ha-Yashar_, referred to, 63. Kadimah Society, 285. Kahal, 44; oppression by, 61; denunciation of, 254. Kalisz, antiquity of, 20. Kamenetz-Podolsk, antiquity of, 41. Kant, favorite with Maskilim, 79, 192; on Maimon, 85, 88, 89; referred to, 189. Kant, the Hebrew, 106. Kaplan, Wolf, educator, 225. Karaites, discussions with Rabbanites, 36; with Christians, 37; Nicholas I on, 136. Katkoff, defends Jews under Alexander II, 225; becomes a reactionary under Alexander III, 269. Kattowitz, conference of, 285. Katz, Meir, Talmudist, 61. Katzenellenbogen, Hayyim, Talmudist, 40. Katzenellenbogen, Moses, 40. Kaufman, Governor-General, convokes conference, 255. Kertch, Archbishop of, tries to convert Jews, 25. Kharkov, 286. Khazars, 18, 20, 25. Khelm, antiquity of, 20. Khelm, Ephraim of, liturgist, 35. Kherson, 28, 142, 144, 160, 292. Kiev, early settlement of Jews in, 19-20; their influence, 23; proselytism in, 25; Talmudists of, 29, 31; University of, 126; expulsions from, 153; referred to, 200, 226, 227, 275. Kishinev, 154, 164, 185, 248, 276.