Preface; Table of Transliteration; Introduction; Chapter I. Accounts; Chapter II. Dīwān; Chapter III. Epics; Chapter IV. Folklore and Magic; Chapter V. History; Chapter VI. Liturgy; Chapter VII. Medicine; Chapter VIII. Midrash; Chapter IX. Miscellany; Chapter X. Philology; Chapter XI. Philosophy; Chapter XII. Religious Texts; Chapter XIII. Tales; Bibliography; Appendix. List of Manuscripts by Shelf Marks and General Content; Indices; Index of MSS with Dates and/or Colophons; Index of Names; Index of Titles and Principal Headings; Index of Incipits and First Words of Lyrical Poetry
Summary
The Judeo-Persian manuscripts that Iranian Jews produced between the fifteenth and nineteenth centuries provide a thorough description of their intellectual parameters. They demonstrates the Jews' deep attachment to Judaism as well as their profound acculturation in Iran
