How to do things with texts: an introduction Anthony Grafton and Glenn W. Most
1. Reliable books: Islamic law, canonization, and manuscripts in the Ottoman Empire (sixteenth to eighteenth centuries) Guy Burak
2. Obscurity Ineke Sluiter
3. Allegoresis and etymology Glenn W. Most
4. Classifying the Rigveda on the basis of ritual usage: the deity-of-the-formula system Paolo Visigalli
5. Maryādām Ullanghya: The boundaries of interpretation in early modern India Christopher Minkowski
6. Making sense of Suetonius in the twelfth century Robert A. Kaster
7. From Philology to Philosophy: Zhu Xi as a reader-annotator Lianbin Dai
8. Gods on clay: ancient Near Eastern scholarly practices and the history of religions Aaron Tugendhaft
9. An unknown medieval Coptic Hebraism? On a momentous junction of Jewish and Coptic biblical studies Ronny Vollandt
10. Picturing as practice: placing a square above a square in the central Middle Ages Megan McNamee
11. Inimitable sources: canonical texts and rhetorical theory in the Greek, Latin, Arabic, and Hebrew traditions Filippomaria Pontani
12. Excerpts versus fragments: deconstructions and reconstitutions of the Excerpta Constantiniana András Németh
13. Johann Buxtorf makes a notebook Anthony Grafton and Joanna Weinberg
14. World bibliographies: libraries and the reorganization of knowledge in late Renaissance Europe Paola Molino.
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