  Eleazar, the martyr, 35. Eleazar, son of Mattathias, death of, 46. Eliezar b. Hyrcanus, loyal to traditional law, 191. Elisha b. Abuyah, 200. Emergency law under Hadrian's persecution, 214. Emperors of Rome, see Rome's Emperors. Esdras I., 54; "Dispute of the Courtiers," 54-57. Esdras II., 57. Essenes, The, 82, 129, 130, 131, 133; and Jesus, 129; and John the Baptist, 129. Esther, additions to the Book of, 60. Felix, procurator, 154. Festus, procurator, 155. Florus, procurator, 156, 157. Franks The, 288. Galilee, 129; taken by Romans, 162. Gamaliel, R., the Elder, 151. Gamaliel II., first Nasi, 190; characteristics of, 191; severity of, 193. Gaul, Jews in, 288. Gemara, see Talmud. Gnostics, The, 199. God, Talmudic sayings about, 257. Golden Rule, 112. Goths invade Rome, 246; fall into two groups, Ostragoths and Visigoths, 247. Greco-Egypt, Jews in, 28. Greece, Greek and Jew, 26; Alexander the Great, 26, 27; note, 32; civilization of, influence on Jews, 28, 30, 31, 67. 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