Introduction

I Primary Sources on Jews in Medieval Slovenia

II Jews of the Southeastern Alps in Late Antiquity

III Position of Jews in the Roman world
Jewish Diaspora of the Roman Period
ChristianRoman Imperial Legislation on Jews
Early Christianity and Judaism

IV The Early Middle Ages and the ‘Jewish villages’
The Early Middle Ages
‘Jewish Villages’ and Other ‘Jewish Places’ or Judenorte

V Jewish Legal Position within Medieval Latin Europe
The Church, the Papacy and Latin Canon Law on Jews
The Restored Western Empire and the Secular Jewry laws
Servitus Iudaeorum

VI The Legal Position of Jews in Carinthia, Styria, Carniola, Gorizia County,
Trieste, and Northern Venetian Istria
Courts for Jews and Judges of the Jews
Individual Charters
Medieval Cities, Ecclesiastical Possessions and the Republic of Venice

VII Expansion of Jewish Settlement
Carinthia
East Tyrol
Styria
Carniola
Gorizia
Eastern Friuli
Northern Venetian Istria
Trieste

VIII Diaspora of the Southeastern Alps
Interconnectedness
Custom of Austria and Maribor
Personal Names
Language

IX Jewish Community
Community
Social Stratification
The Economic and Political Position of Women
Charity or Tzdakah
Taxes `
Community Officials
Rabbis and Rabbinical law
Scenes of Jewish Communal Life
Family
Some Outstanding Individuals and Their Families
Everyday Life and Life Cycle

X Economic Activities
Commerce
Mints and Toll Stations
Moneylending Activities
Other Activities

XI Living with Christians
Everyday Life
Persecutions of Jews

XII Expulsions
Deterioration of the Jewish Position in the Fifteenth Century
Expulsion from Carinthia and Styria in 1496
Expulsion from Carniola in 1515
Fate of the Exiles

Conclusion

Appendix: Personal Names Preserved in Documents from the Territory of the Republic of Slovenia

Sources and Literature
List of Maps
Index of Geographical Places