1. An overview of material; chronological scope. Methodological possibility of the comparison of Greek and Hebrew dreaming.

2. Ancient dreams: the differences between dreaming in the ancient worlds and the modern approach to dreams (the realness of dreams, future-oriented approach).

3. Dream epiphanies of gods or other authoritative figures.

4. The arts of oniromancy (Joseph in Egypt, Daniel; Artemidorus).

5. Artemidorus´ taxonomy and method of interpretation (and comparison with Synesius).

6. The ´universal dimension´ in dreams Biblical and antique.

7. Double-dreams; dreams fictitious and factual.

8. Incubation, or sleeping in sacred places for advice or healing.

9. Where do dreams come from and how relevant is their origin? Typologies of dreams.

10. Continued. Nightmares.

11. The importance of the right identification of dream-types (Book of Numbers 12,1-3 and Galen).

12. A commentary on Matthew 1f. and the Book of Daniel.