Gersonides. See Levi, the son of Gershon.

“Glory to the Virtuous,” by Luzzatto, 247.

Graetz, H., quoted, 21, 168.

Grammar, Hebrew, works on, 77, 79, 117.

Granada, Jewish literary centre, 112.

Greece, the Kalirian Piyut in, 85.

Greek, translation of the Scriptures, 26.
  used by Josephus, 37.
  used in the Sibylline books, 39.
  used among the Jews, 48.

Grotius, friend of Manasseh ben Israel, 245.

Guarini, influences Luzzatto, 246.

“Guide of the Perplexed, The,” by Moses Maimonides, 136, 139-141, 142.

Habus, Samuel Ibn Nagdela minister to, 103.

Hagadah, the poetic element of the Talmud, 47.

Hai, the last Gaon, 71.

Halachah, the legal element of the Talmud, 47, 55.

Halachoth Gedoloth, compilation of Halachic decisions, 73.

Haman, a fable concerning, 66.

Hassan, the son of Mashiach, Karaite author, 78, 79.

“Heart Duties,” by Bachya Ibn Pekuda, 190.

Hebrew, the, of the Mishnah, 29.
  used by the Gaonim, 71.
  the language of prayer, 83.
  influenced by Kalir, 88.
  translations into, 145, 146.
  a living language, 147.
  studied by Christians, 230.

Heilprin, Yechiel, historian, 220.

Heine, quoted, 128.

“Hell and Eden,” by Immanuel of Rome, 182, 184-185.

“Higher Criticism,” the, father of, 116.

Hillel I, parable of, 62.

Hillel II, arranges the Jewish Calendar, 48.

Hippocrates, works of, translated, 150.

Historical works, 33-34.

Historical writing among the Jews, 211-212, 213, 217.

“History of France and Turkey,” by Joseph Cohen, 217.

“History of the Jewish Kings,” by Justus, 34.

“History of the Ottoman Empire,” by Elijah Kapsali, 216.

Holland, a Jewish centre, 243.

Homiletics, in the Midrash, 57.
  in Sheeltoth, 70.

“Hope of Israel, The,” by Manasseh ben Israel, 208-209, 248.

Hosannas, the Day of, hymn for, 89.

Huet, friend of Manasseh ben Israel, 245.

Huna, Amora, 49-50.

Ibn Roshd. See Averroes.

Icabo, character in Samuel Usque’s poem, 218.

Iggaron, dictionary by David, 79.

Ikkarim, by Joseph Albo, 141.

Immanuel, the son of Solomon, Italian Jewish poet, 179, 180.
  life of, 180-181.
  works of, 182-185.

Isaac the Elder, Tossafist, 161.

Isaac, the son of Asher, Tossafist, 161.

Isaac Abarbanel, in Portugal, 225-226.
  writes commentaries, 226, 227.
  in Castile, 226.
  in Naples and Corfu, 226-227.
  in Venice, 227.
  as a writer, 227-228.
  as an exegete, 228, 229.
  as a philosopher, 229.

Isaac Aboab, ethical writer, 192.