The Jew, The Gypsy and El Islam

Name: The Jew, The Gypsy and El Islam
Author: Burton, Richard Francis, Sir

Burton, Richard Francis, Sir

Islam; Jews; Romanies

Fetissism, 291, 292, 293, 296, 301, 302.

  Fez, 260.

  Fleischer, Prof., 146, 148, 149, 150, 151, 165, 184.

  France, the Gypsy in, 203, 204, 209, 265, 269.

  Frascator, 13.


  Gavbar, the, 218.

  Gemara, the, 100, 101, 102, 103.

  Getæ, the, 134, 141, 150, 165, 216.

  Ghagar, the, 198, 200, 233-257.

  Ghawázi, the, 236, 237, 252.

  Gházieh, the, 181.

  Gill’s _Notices of the Jews_, 3.

  Goeje, Prof. de, 136, 144, 150, 151, 152, 153, 165, 183, 188, 191,
      192, 195, 196.

  Goldsmids, the, 18.

  Gondomar, 18.

  Goths, the, 134, 141.

  Grellman, 202, _241_.

  Greece, 177, 182, 299.

  Grisi, 17.

  Gypsy, the, of Africa, 233-262;
    of Algeria, 258-261;
    of America, 282-285;
    of Asia, 211-232;
    of Barbary, 260, 261;
    of Bavaria, 203;
    of Belochistan, 215-217;
    of Brazil, 282-285;
    compared with the Jat, 133, 134, 137, 139 ff;
    compared with the Jew, 5, _17_, 161, 162;
    of Damascus, 231, 232;
    of Denmark, 203, 209;
    dress of, 277;
    of Egypt, 233-257;
    of England, 208;
    of Europe, 202-210, 263-281;
    famous Gypsies, 163;
    of France, 203, 204, 209, 265, 269;
    of Germany, 203-208;
    of Hungary, 202, 263-269;
    Indian affinities of, 136-143;
    of Italy, 205, 206, 265;
    language of, 134, 240, 279, 280;
    of Morocco, 258-261;
    of the Netherlands, 209;
    of the Panjab, 211-215;
    of Persia, 217-219;
    of Rome, 206;
    of Said, 237;
    of Spain, 203, 207, 265, 269-281;
    of Sweden, 203, 209;
    of Switzerland, 203;
    of Syria, 219-224.


  _Ha-fraká fast_, _10_.

  Hagadah, the, 98.

  Halakah, the, 98.

  Halevi, 18.

  Hamza Ispahani, 146, 148, 150, 151.

  Hasse, hypothesis of, 179, 185.

  Hawi, the, 234, 235.

  Heine, 17.

  Helebis, the, 250, 252, 253, 254, 255, 256, 257.

  Herklots, Dr., 258.

  _Hermann_, _17_.

  Hillel, 101.

  Horus, 297.

  Hoshen Mishpat, 111.

  Hughes, A. W., 215.

  Hungary, 202, 263-269.


  India, 296, 297, 298, 303.

  Indian mythology, 297.

  Irby, O. P., 22.

  Ishaz al Fasi, Rabbi, 110.

  Isis, 296.

  Islam. _See_ El Islam.

  Ispahani, Hamza. _See_ Hamza.

  Italy, 205, 206, 265.


  Játaki language, the, 137-140, 180, 215.

  Jats, the. _See_ Gypsy.

  _Jerusalem, population of_, _68_.

  Jesus, 313-316.

  Jews, the, acclimatization, 13;
    atrocities among, 115-129;
    cause of vitality, 9, 10;
    compared with Gypsy, 5, _17_, 161, 162;
    consanguinity, 7;
    cupidity, 18, 26, 27, 28;
    fecundity, 5;
    future prospects, 62-71;
    general character of, 20-45;
    illustrious, 17;
    immorality, 8;
    of the Holy Land, 46-62;
    longevity, 14;
    mental characteristics of, 6, 7;
    mutable character and physique of, 6;
    physical appearance of the Eastern, 59;
    physique of, 6, 7;
    _population_, _25_;
    vitality, 5, 6, 7, 8, 13.

  Jin-tchi, the, 134, 142.

  “Jore Déah,” 111, 113.

  Joseph Karo, Rabbi, 111.

  Judophobic opinion of the Jew, 62, 63.

  _Jurisdiction, Jewish_, _90_.

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The Jew, The Gypsy and El Islam

Burton, Richard Francis, Sir

Islam; Jews; Romanies

Fetissism, 291, 292, 293, 296, 301, 302.

  Fez, 260.

  Fleischer, Prof., 146, 148, 149, 150, 151, 165, 184.

  France, the Gypsy in, 203, 204, 209, 265, 269.

  Frascator, 13.


  Gavbar, the, 218.

  Gemara, the, 100, 101, 102, 103.

  Getæ, the, 134, 141, 150, 165, 216.

  Ghagar, the, 198, 200, 233-257.

  Ghawázi, the, 236, 237, 252.

  Gházieh, the, 181.

  Gill’s _Notices of the Jews_, 3.

  Goeje, Prof. de, 136, 144, 150, 151, 152, 153, 165, 183, 188, 191,
      192, 195, 196.

  Goldsmids, the, 18.

  Gondomar, 18.

  Goths, the, 134, 141.

  Grellman, 202, _241_.

  Greece, 177, 182, 299.

  Grisi, 17.

  Gypsy, the, of Africa, 233-262;
    of Algeria, 258-261;
    of America, 282-285;
    of Asia, 211-232;
    of Barbary, 260, 261;
    of Bavaria, 203;
    of Belochistan, 215-217;
    of Brazil, 282-285;
    compared with the Jat, 133, 134, 137, 139 ff;
    compared with the Jew, 5, _17_, 161, 162;
    of Damascus, 231, 232;
    of Denmark, 203, 209;
    dress of, 277;
    of Egypt, 233-257;
    of England, 208;
    of Europe, 202-210, 263-281;
    famous Gypsies, 163;
    of France, 203, 204, 209, 265, 269;
    of Germany, 203-208;
    of Hungary, 202, 263-269;
    Indian affinities of, 136-143;
    of Italy, 205, 206, 265;
    language of, 134, 240, 279, 280;
    of Morocco, 258-261;
    of the Netherlands, 209;
    of the Panjab, 211-215;
    of Persia, 217-219;
    of Rome, 206;
    of Said, 237;
    of Spain, 203, 207, 265, 269-281;
    of Sweden, 203, 209;
    of Switzerland, 203;
    of Syria, 219-224.


  _Ha-fraká fast_, _10_.

  Hagadah, the, 98.

  Halakah, the, 98.

  Halevi, 18.

  Hamza Ispahani, 146, 148, 150, 151.

  Hasse, hypothesis of, 179, 185.

  Hawi, the, 234, 235.

  Heine, 17.

  Helebis, the, 250, 252, 253, 254, 255, 256, 257.

  Herklots, Dr., 258.

  _Hermann_, _17_.

  Hillel, 101.

  Horus, 297.

  Hoshen Mishpat, 111.

  Hughes, A. W., 215.

  Hungary, 202, 263-269.


  India, 296, 297, 298, 303.

  Indian mythology, 297.

  Irby, O. P., 22.

  Ishaz al Fasi, Rabbi, 110.

  Isis, 296.

  Islam. _See_ El Islam.

  Ispahani, Hamza. _See_ Hamza.

  Italy, 205, 206, 265.


  Játaki language, the, 137-140, 180, 215.

  Jats, the. _See_ Gypsy.

  _Jerusalem, population of_, _68_.

  Jesus, 313-316.

  Jews, the, acclimatization, 13;
    atrocities among, 115-129;
    cause of vitality, 9, 10;
    compared with Gypsy, 5, _17_, 161, 162;
    consanguinity, 7;
    cupidity, 18, 26, 27, 28;
    fecundity, 5;
    future prospects, 62-71;
    general character of, 20-45;
    illustrious, 17;
    immorality, 8;
    of the Holy Land, 46-62;
    longevity, 14;
    mental characteristics of, 6, 7;
    mutable character and physique of, 6;
    physical appearance of the Eastern, 59;
    physique of, 6, 7;
    _population_, _25_;
    vitality, 5, 6, 7, 8, 13.

  Jin-tchi, the, 134, 142.

  “Jore Déah,” 111, 113.

  Joseph Karo, Rabbi, 111.

  Judophobic opinion of the Jew, 62, 63.

  _Jurisdiction, Jewish_, _90_.

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