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silty weTOOshed a heedrnef yowl
Chief held all his authority Mori
number of Jens lived about &byte
' Deojamin the palace of Nelmecbedi
and abandoned to reptiles. &site
Egypt, where he found them stir
she visited the lend of Creases
more of his brethreei sad dieugl
some traces of the abode of his for
Wee.' however, did not contain I
twit hundred Jetris and is the wl
Lend. them were tamely mine.
were two hundred, who bad retire
masses, and who lived there on
which they cultivated. ''There wer
at Corinth end at Thebes, lobe v
enakistand gliag Auk CoestuM
two thousand. _lViidall4lll4

at Ream. the Jew Jeblel ~mop
fumigant el*, Pep. . Many of el
twit all Italy. sie lOyag, tlapiet
Sially, Me kissed iss Germany elm
the coming of the Messiah; in ober
Synagogues in Fratce, et Lune., A
and Paris. It apron, that at e
kw began to be tibitsd. Golan
appearance of the biessuth.—.4lows
end of the eleveods mete%
_sloe
be the property. if the Leith, sil
to their demesnes. and pa. diem
they bought time and SW AIM •
gaged them as their creditors ;
against those wbn molested the*.
Rome, they cider& them se Is
which, foe this! reasenv mos" c$
ins. Philip Abe First gave
'edges, who decided the di
mese between them' sad lbw a
Provost of Paris Vac ahem one
Matters remained in this state and
and Louis le Jsm ; but thq)aeg
at their riches under the rwge of-
thaw, Id •Ixotidy" ' 'NI d

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minims of a great part of tint
count tithe general want of moos
the Crusades, they fossil, in ever,
who did not hesitate tomortgare
possession‘ As we have seen I
ALM*, who had fled loom pelmet
prey of their usury, complaints th
to Philip Augustus, from every p
banished them, tioallsemstd thei
blished his whites in the posses*
they bad alienated, and slischug
militant of the sums thry owed is
dition that they should pay a filth
treasury. 3 sloe years later,
dr, state obliged dumb to anomie
to obtain their re-establishment..

two Synagogues at Paris. Philip
law. axed the bounds of the aspn
appeared to cotmtenance it. II
twelfth century that St. Bernard
against the fury of the Crusade
protected by the Popes, innocer
Alexander the Third; but in the

Aiphonso the Eighth persecuted I
banished fern .gliglani at the.'
Pith century, sad this 'elite is if
which they appear to have safe
King Richard ascended the tbs.*:
returned ; but, as they were b
carers, they were forbidden to
diming the coronation. Many,
slushy, or some other motive,
there secretly, were discovered,
the people. When the King I
crusade, they imagined to seem
under his reign, by bringing a
money to the treasury ; but the
strain the people, who, at the
parture, made a general ezecut:i
We have sot, as yet. musics
ordinances of the Councils art
spa& to the Jews, which, howev
notice. The Princes and the Ca
sores they took. always had the
fending the Christian religion
enemies, and also to prevent
becoming Jew; ; for, notwiths
the persons of these two religi
each other, in those ages of igni
peoed that the Christians borrow
from the Jews, and confound
worship in their praCiice. Thai
teau-Gonthier prohibited the .
banishment, from speaking ill
ligion ; that of Macon forbade
licly on Sundays and holiday
held at the end of the ISA ee
shutting their windows when
the consecrated host passing the
the same time, the Chri►tians
hibited from communicating wi
of the facility with which man
converted to the Jewi.h religion
was employed abr,ut she user
Council of Lateran molibired a
them and the Christians. till tt
loss they had caused fie lai
after, that of Betters denounce
against the Christiiny who she
''how of Alby and of Montp
.tiaras from the Jebti they
the Jews, whenever they tiould
result of usury. But the Print,
decrees in execution, and the
bang eluded them in coneevy ;
the t.umer must tend, and fa..
In the thirteenth century.
pitted the ruin of this oat sr. is
was tie pretext. ►et the wea'
true cause. When she Mamels
we do not weli-knnw what bee
der theu unpile. The T.-I a!
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