Chapter I: Part I

FROM THE DEPOSITION OF ARCHELAUS TO THE END OF THE THIRTEENTH
CENTURY.

CHAP. A.D.

I. 7-70. From the Revolt of Judas to the Siege of
Jerusalem 17

II. 71, 72. The Siege of Jerusalem by Titus 27

III. 72-131. The Jews under the Emperors Trajan and Adrian 37

IV. 131-135. The Revolt of Barchochebas 46

V. 135-323. The Jews under the Roman Emperors from Adrian
to Constantine 53

VI. 323-363. The Princes of the Captivity.—Manes.—The Jews
under the Roman Emperors from Constantine
to Julian 62

VII. 363-429. Jovian to Honorius.—Mutual Jealousies and
Outrages.—Suppression of the Patriarchate
of Tiberias 71

VIII. 429-622. Honorius to Heraclius.—Jewish Slave-holders.
—Justinian.—Chosroes 79

IX. 622-651. Mahomet.—Conquest of Arabia, Persia, Syria,
and Egypt 89

X. 622-740. The Jews in the Eastern Empire, in Spain,
in France 98

XI. 740-980. The Jews under the Caliphs in the East 106

XII. — The Jews of the Far East 114

XIII. 740-980. The Jews under Charlemagne 122

XIV. 980-1100. The Jews in Spain.—In England.—The Crusades 131

XV. 1100-1200. The Crusades.—Jews in France, Spain,
Germany, and Hungary 139

XVI. 1100-1200. The Jews in England.—Jewish Impostors 148

XVII. — Great Jewish Doctors.—Aben Ezra, Maimonides,
Benjamin of Tudela 156

XVIII. 1200-1300. The Jews in France and Germany 163

XIX. 1200-1300. The Jews in Spain 171

XX. 1200-1300. The Jews in England 179