Folklore and Magic.- The Synagogue as a Stage for Magic.- Baba Bathra 73A-B.- The Poetical Qualities of The Apostle Peter in Jewish Folktale.- Ibn Gabirol’s Ketter Malkhut.- A Judaeo-Arabic Paraphrase of Ibn Gagibrol’s Ketter Malkhut.- On the Use of Hebrew Words in Parenthesis in a Yiddish Text: The Case of Keter Malkhut (Amsterdam 1673).- Philosophy and Science.- The Philosophical Background of the Andalusian Hebrew Grammar (10th Century).- Some Remarks on the Source of Maimonides’ Plato in Guide of the Perplexed I.17.- On Naphtali Herz Ulman’S Biography and the Reception of His Works in the Netherlands.- New Light on the Physician Aaron Salomon Gumpertz: Medicine, Science and Early Haskalah in Berlin.- Sephardica.- El eskribano grande: Traces of Linguistic Shift among Sephardic Jews in Sevenieenth-Century Italy and the Netherlands.- A Catalan Speaker at Esnoga: Nicolau D’Oliver I Fullana (Majorca CA, 1620-the Dutch Netherlands [?] CA, 1698).- A Mid-Seventeenth-Century Manuscript of the (Unpublished) Hebrew Grammars of Menasseh ben Israel and Isaac Aboab da Fonseca Recovered.- Jewish Scenes.- The Jews of Ancient Cyprus.- Jewish Legal Autonomy in the Middle Ages: An Unchallenged Institution?.- Yiddish Vilna: A Virtual Capital of a Virtual Land?.- Second City: On Jewish Culture in Chicago.- Dutch Jewry.- ‘I Know This Book of Mine Will Cause Offence?’: A Yiddish Adaptation of Boccaccio’s Decameron (Amsterdam 1710).- The Earliest Regulations of the Ashkenazi Community of the Hague from 1723.- An Entertaining mayse from Amsterdam 1746.- Political Participation of Dutch Jews in the First Half of the Nineteenth Century, 1814–1848.- Essay.- Modern Auction Catalogues of Jewish Books: Commerce Meeting Scholarship. Some Methodological Reflections.