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JEWISH LITERATURE

of medieval Jews who earned double fame, as servants of their country and as servants of their own religion. To Chasdai we must now turn.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Saadiah.

Graetz—III, 7.
Schiller-Szinessy.—Encycl. Brit., Vol. XXI, p. 120.
M. Friedländer.—Life and Works of Saadia, J. Q. R., Vol. V, p. 177.
Saadiah's Philosophy (Owen), J. Q. R., Vol. III, p. 192.
Grammar and Polemics (Rosin), J. Q. R., Vol. VI, p. 475; (S. Poznański) ibid., Vol. IX, p. 238.
E. H. Lindo.—History of the Jews of Spain and Portugal (London, 1848).
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