Table of Contents -- PART ONE: THE GUILDS -- A. A Few Introductory Remarks -- Map of Jerusalem -- B. The Guilds of Jerusalem -- A. Food and drink -- 1. Butchers -- 2. Slaughterers -- 3. Bread supply -- 4. Extractors of sesame oil -- 5. Sweetmeat producers -- 6. Coffee sellers -- B. Municipal services -- 7. Water carriers -- 8. Bathhouse janitors -- 9. Scavengers -- 10. Washers of the dead -- 11-12. Undertakers and diggers -- 13. Tourist guides -- 14. Beauticians -- 15. Physicians -- 16. Veterinarians -- C. Leather goods -- 17. Tanners -- 18. Shoemakers -- 19. Cobblers -- 20. Makers of waterskins -- D. Metal works -- 21. Gold and silversmiths -- 22. Blacksmiths -- 23. Sword makers and knifesmiths -- 24-25. Coppersmiths and tin-platers -- E. Textile production -- 26. Cotton merchants -- 27. Weavers -- 28. Dyers -- 29. Tinters and bleachers -- 30. Cloth printers -- 31. Cloak weavers -- 32. Tailors -- 33. Silk merchants -- 34. Goat-hair weavers -- F. House and household -- 35. Carpenters -- 36. Potters -- 37. Builders -- G. Trade -- 38. Grocers -- 39. Greengrocers -- 40. Spice dealers -- 41. Soap merchants -- 42. Soap porters -- 43. Muleteers -- 44. Bookbinders & booksellers -- 45. Public criers & brokers -- C. Conclusion-Guilds as Harbingers of Civil Society -- PART TWO: DOCUMENTS -- Documents I-XIX -- Bibliography -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y -- Z.