Hanauer,
E., Folklore of the Holy Land (London:
1936)
Reik, Theodor, Pagan Rites
in Judaism: From Sex Initiation, Magic, Mooncult, Tattooing, Mutilation, and other Primitive Rituals to Family Loyalty
and Solidarity (NY: Grammercy Pub. Co., 1964)
Rosenberg, Jerome, (ed.), A
Big Jewish Book (Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1977)
Zimmels, H. J., Magicians, Theologians, and Doctors: Studies in Folk Medicine and Folklore as Reflected in the Rabbinical Responsa (Northvale, N.J. : J. Aronson, 1952, 1997)
Apo,
Satu, Questions Arising in the Comparative Study of Magic Tales, JFR 23 (1986)
Aptowitzer,
V., Ler Noms de Dieu et des Anges dans la Mezouza, REJ 60 (1910), 39-52; 65 (1913), 54-60
Aptowitzer,
V., Tikkun Mezuzah lefi Baâale HaSod, Ha
Zofeh 11 (1912), 100-102
Basser,
Herbert, "Superstitious Interpretations of Jewish Laws," JSJ 8 (1977), 127-128
Ben-Amos,
D., Jewish Folklore Studies, Modern
Judaism 11 (1991), 17-66
Bender,
A.P., Beliefs, Rites, and Customs of the Jews Connected with Death, Burial,
and Mourning, JQR os 6 (1864), 317-347,
664-671; 7 (1895), 101-118, 259-269
Bleich,
Moshe A., Magic Shows, JHCS 33
(1997), pp. 17-36
Caspi,
Mishael M., & Tchernowitz, Nahum, "Fortune Tellers in Northeast Yemen
and in Israel," Hebrew Annual Review
14 (1992), 21-42
Gilead, Isaac, & Religio-Magic Behavior in the Chalcolithic Period of Palestine,& in E. D. Oren and S. Ahituv, eds., Aharon Kempinski Memorial Volume: Studies in Archaeology and Related Disciplines (Beer-Sheva 15; Beersheva: Ben-Gurion University of the Negev Press, 2002), pp. 103-128
Heller,
B., Le Nom divin de vingt-deux lettres dans la priere qui suit la benediction
sacerdotale, REJ 55 (1907), 60-71 Kohler,
K., Akiba be Joseph, Alphabet of, Jewish
Encyclopedia (NY: Funk & Wagnells, 1901-1905), vol. 1, pp. 310-311 Hurowitz, Victor Avigdor 'Blessing the Sacrifice' (I Samuel 9:13): An Overlooked Allusion to Ancient Israelite Extispicy (?), in E. D. Oren and S. Ahituv, eds., Aharon Kempinski Memorial Volume: Studies in Archaeology and Related Disciplines (Beer-Sheva 15; Beersheva: Ben-Gurion University of the Negev Press, 2002), pp. 182-193
Lauterbach,
Jacob Z., "The Naming of Children in Jewish Folklore, Ritual, and
Practice," CCAR 42 (1932),
316-360 Lauterbach,
Jacob Z., Tashlik: A Study in Jewish Ceremonies, HUCA 11 (1936),Ê 207-340 Lauterbach,
Jacob Z., The Belief in the Power of the Word, HUCA 14 (1939), 287ÊÊ 302 Lauterbach,
Jacob Z., The Ceremony of Breaking a Glass at Weddings, in J.Ê Lauterbach, Studies in Jewish Law, Custom, and Folklore (NY: Ktav, 1970),
pp.1-30 [=HUCA 11 (1925)] Levi, Israel, Les Jardins
dâAdonis, les Kapparot et Rosch Haschana, REJ
61 (1911), 206-212 Levine,
Baruch, "Kippurim," EI 9
(1969), 88-95, 136 [Hebrew with English Summary] Levy,
E., Hokuspokus, REJ 82 (1926),
401-410 Oegema, Gerbern S., Denn Konig David hatte einen Schild·das hexagramm
als magisches schutzsymbol und als Îstein der weisenâ, in Wolf Stegemann &
Johanna Eichmann, Der David Stern
(Dorsten: 1991), pp. 22-25 Rist,
M., The God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob: A Liturgical and Magical Formula,äÊ JBL 57
(1938), 289-303 Schafer,
Peter, Jewish Liturgy and Magic, in H. Cancik et al. (eds.),
Geschichte Tradition÷Reflexion:
Festschrift fur Martin Hengel zu siebzigsten Geburstag Vol. 1 (Tubingen:
J.C.B. Mohr, 1996), pp. 541-556 Sisken,
E.E., "Transcendental and Folk Aspects of Judaism," Judaism 36:3 (1987), 283-295 Trachtenberg,
Joshua, Folk Elements in Judaism, Journal
of Religion 22 (1942), 173-186 Yoffie, Leah Rachel, Popular
Beliefs and Customs among the Yiddish-Speaking Jews of St. Louis, Mo., Journal of American Folk-Lore 38 (1927),
375-399