Christ in his house, and the woman
which was a sinner there, i. 563-566
Simon, ben Shetach, i. 96

Simon Zelotes, a cousin of Christ, i. 251,
522, ii. 601

Sirach, Son of, translates his grandfather's
work, i. 26; Grecian thought in it, 32
Sod, i. 21

Soemus, murdered, i. 126

Sowing, modes of, i. 586

Star of the Magi, i. 204, 205; probable
explanation of it, 211-213; Jewish ex-
pectation of a star, 211, 212
Stoning, Place of, ii. 583

Sugoth, or couples, the, i. 95-97
Susanna, ministers to Christ, i. 573

Swine, keeping them prohibited to Jews,
ii. 260

Sychar, i. 405; roads to the place, 405;
its well, 409; Christ at Jacob's Well
there, 405-420

Synagogue, the Great, duration of, i. 94,

95

Synagogues, Hellenist, i. 19, 29, 30, 77;

the batlanim of, 76, 433, 434; their
tendency in the Dispersion and in Pa-
lestine, 77, 433, 434; the Jerusalem
Synagogues, 119, 432; origin of Syna-
gogues, 431, 432; plan and structure
of Synagogues, according to that at Ca-
pernaum, 434-436; regulations as to
conduct in, going to, and returning
from, a Synagogue, 437; the officials,
438, 439; the service, 439-445; Jewish
preachers and sermons in, 445-449;
Christ in the Synagogue of Nazareth,
452-456

Tabor, distant view of, i. 146

Talmud, or Gemara, Metatron in, i. 47;
age and contents of the Jerusalem
Talmud, 103; of the Babylon Talmud,
103; number of tractates and pages in
the Babylon, 104; its Boraithas, 104;
the birth of Messiah in the Talmud, 175
Tanchuma, R., saying of, i. 178
Targumim, origin of, i. 10, 11, 29; to write
them forbidden at first, 23; Memra in,
47; the Messiah in, 175

809

Targum Jonathan, when sanctioned, i. 11;
Metatron in, 47

Targum Onkelos, i. 11; absence of ar-
thropomorphisms in, 28. Memra in,
see Memra, also Appendix II. pp. 659–

661
Tarichæa, battle of, ii. 68, 72; the dis-
ciples there, 76

Temple, the, how regarded by the Jews, i.
3, 4, 235; Gentile gifts and worship-
pers in it, 73, 74; its porches, 111, 244,
245, ii. 151; bridge, 112; its gates, 244;
the courts, 245, 246; the Sanctuary
and Most Holy Place, 245, 246; the
veils, ii. 609; the shops and Temple-
market, 114, 244, 369-372; the money-
changers, 114, 369; the Temple rebuilt
by Herod, 114, 120; its beauty, 243;
the Sanhedrin in it, 114 ; no Synagogue
or Academy there, 246, 247; beggars in
the Temple, i. 114, ii. 177; charity to
poor offerers in it, 130; the morning
sacrifice in the Temple, 133; the courses
of priests in it, 135; its services a
superfluity to Rabbinism, 144; the
teaching on the Temple-terrace, 247;
the Temple-guard: cannot seize Christ,
ii. 155, 161, 162; the Treasury, 165;
the Trumpets, 165, 387; private prayer
in the Temple, 289; its second cleans-
ing, 377, 378; the children's Hosanna
in it, 378, 379; the widow's two mites:
gifts to the Treasury, 387-389; Christ's
last view of the Temple, 431; the dis-
ciples' question as to its destruction,
431, 432; the midnight service in it on
15th Nisan, 507; the rending of the
Veil: Jewish legends of such a portent,
608-610

Temptation of Christ, i. 291-307

Ten Tribes, seat of, i. 14, 15; their return
expected, 15

Testament, New, quotations from Old in,
i. 206

Testament, Old, grand unity of, i. 160,
161; copies of, possessed by the people,
232, 233
Theodotus, i. 36
Therapeuta, i. 61

Therumoth, from what countries due, i.
9, 86; once kept close to the roll of the
Law, ii. 12

Thomas, Didymus, call of, i. 521; his con-
duct when leaving Peræa, ii. 315; ques-
tion of, after the Paschal Supper, 513;
his disbelief and confession after the
Resurrection, 643, 644

Thorah, or Law, dignity and age of, i.
35, 85

Tiberias, built, i. 88, 261, 657; its site,
261, 262; scenes in the last war at,
ii. 72

Tithes, due from Babylonians, i. 9; Christ's
teaching concerning the Rabbinic law
of tithing, ii. 212; His woe on the Pha-
risaic ordinances of, 412, 413
Tosephtoth, i. 103

Torel, with which Christ girded Himself,
ii. 501, 502

Transfiguration of Christ, ii. 94-101
Trial of Christ, not in regular Sanhedrin,
ner according to Jewish law, ii. 552,
555-557; the false witnesses, 557; the
charge of the 'sign,' 557–559; Caiaphas'
adjuration and Christ's answer, 559,
560; the condemnation, 560; the San-
hedrists' morning meeting, 564; Christ
before Pilate, 564-567; the dream of
Pilate's wife, 567; the scruples and
charges of the Sanhedrists, 564, 565,
568; Pilate questions Christ, 568, 569;
He is sent to Antipas, 570; Pilate seeks
to save Him, 574; Barabbas chosen,
574, 575; Pilate washes his hands, 575,
576; Christ scourged, derided, and sen-
tenced, 577-579

Tribute to Cæsar. See Cæsar.
Tribute, Temple, amount of, i. 367, 368;
money changers for, 367, 368; its obli-
gation, ii. 111; privileges accorded to
some in paying it, 111; time of year
for so doing, 111; how applied by
Vespasian, 112; Peter and the tribute-
money the miracle of the stater, 112-
114

Tyre, fair at, i. 117

Tyre and Sidon, borders of, Christ's stay
there, ii. 37, 38
Tyropaon Valley, i. 112

Unknown Feast, Christ alone there, i. 461,
462; the miracle at Bethesda, 462-468;
His teaching at the Feast, 465, 466,
469-471

Valerius Gratus, Procurator, i. 242
Venusia, Jewish tombstones at, i. 70
Vows, Rabbinic ordinances concerning,
ii. 17-21; the 'hand on the Korban,'
19; distinctions between vows, oaths,
and ban, 19, 20; Christ's woe on vows
contrary to the fifth commandment,
412

Wages in Palestine, ii. 417
Washing of hands, Rabbinic ordinances
of, ii. 9, 10; the ceremony, 10-12;
Rabbinic teaching on the subject, 13,
14, 210; Christ's attitude towards this
tradition, and His teaching concerning
it, 15, 205-211

Watches, night, how many, i. 687, 688
Weeks, Feast of, how kept, i. 229
Wheat, price of, ii. 269

Wines, various kinds of, ii. 208
Wisdom of Solomon, character of, i. 31-33;
allegorical interpretations in, 34
Woes of Christ, on Chorazin and Beth-
saida, ii. 138, 139; on the Pharisees,
212, 410-414; on the Scribes, 213
Writing materials, ii. 270; inks, 270, 271;
pens, &c., 271; the tablet, 271, 272

Xystos, in Jerusalem, i. 118

Yemen, kings of, were Christians, i. 203
Yezer ha Ra, i. 52, 167; final destruction
of, ii. 441

Yezer tov, i. 52, 53, 167

Yoke of the Kingdom, ii. 142–144

Zacchaeus, ii. 352-354

Zacharias, home, wife, and character of,
i. 135-137; the annunciation of John
the Baptist to, 137-140; is dumb till
the naming of his son, 140-158; an
'idiot' priest, 141; his hymn, 158, 159
Zadok, disciple of Antigonus of Socho,
i. 322

Zadok, High-Priest, did not give their
name to Sadducees, i. 322, 323
Zealots, Nationalists, or Cananæans, rise
and political history of, i. 237, 238-241;
the Sicarii, 241, 242; their presence
in Christ's family, 242; how described
by Josephus, 243; their principles, ii.

385

Zebedee, sons of, probably Christ's cou-
sins, i. 251; meaning of the name, 474;
request of the mother of his children,
ii. 116, 346, 347; she is under the cross,
600, 601

Zechariah, the murdered prophet, legend
of, ii. 413, 414

Zizith, the, i. 76, 277, 623, 624