Prologue, by A.D. Lindsay.- The Hebrew genius as exhibited in the old Testament, by the Very Rev. Sir G.A. Smith.- Hellenistic Judaism, by E.R. Bevan.- The debt of Christianity to Judaism, by F.C. Burkitt.- The influence of Judaism upon Jews in the period from Hillel to Mendelssohn, by the Rev. R.T. Herford.- The influence of Judaism on Islam, by the Rev. A. Guillaume.- The Jewish factor in medieval thought, by C. Singer and Dorothea W. Singer.- Hebrew scholarship in the middle ages among Latin Christians, by C. Singer.- Hebrew studies in the reformation period and after: their place and influence, by the Rev. G.H. Box.- The influence of Judaism on western law, by N. Isaacs.- The influence of the Old Testament on Puritanism, by the Rev. W.B. Selbie.- Jewish thought in the modern world, by L. Roth.- Influence of the Hebrew Bible on European languages, by A. Meillet.- The legacy in modern literature, by L. Magnus.- Epilogus, by C.G. Montefiore.- Glossary