INDEX OF AUTHORS OF ANTIQUITY, MIDDLE AGES ANDEARLY MODERN (UP TO 1600)1

Aboab, Isaac: s. Isaac AboabAbraham Avigdor, 9, 28Abraham Bibago, 14, 16, 22–23,

33–107, 114, 122, 166–168, 177,214

Abraham Farissol, 28, 209–210, 212,216

Abraham Ibn ‘Ezra, 24, 109Abraham Ibn Nahmias, 19–20, 23,

114–115Abraham of Benevento, 114Abraham Shalom, 14, 18, 21, 23,

165–167, 169, 178, 201–202,204–208

Abravanel, Isaac: s. Isaac AbravanelAlbalag, Isaac: s. Isaac AlbalagAlbert of Orlamunde, 21; Philosophia

pauperum, 165Albert of Saxony, 207; Quaestiones de

generatione et corruptione, 44,58–59

Albert the Great, 1, 3, 12, 91, 110,126–127, 165, 180, 230, 232;De anima, 3, 111; De causis etprocessu universitatis, 3;De intellectu et intelligibili, 3;De spiritu et respiratione, 3;Ethica, 118, 126; Physica, 27,217, 232, 268, 270–272;Summa de bono, 3; Summa decreaturis, 3

Albo, Joseph: s. Joseph AlboAlemanno, Yohanan: s. Yohanan

AlemannoAlexander Bonini of Alexandria

(Alessandria), 42; In duodecimMetaphysicae libros expositio, 4, 44,61

1 Ancient authors are indexed under their most known names (e.g. Boethius,Cicero); Medieval and Early Modern authors are indexed under their firstnames, with cross-references where surnames exist.

Alexander of Aphrodisias, 243Alexander of Hales, 42, 61Al-Farabı, Abu Nas.r, 35, 252;

Compendium of the Metaphysics,170

Al-Ghazalı, Abu H. amid: Intentionsof the Philosophers, 169–170,227–228

Alguadez, Meir: s. Meir AlguadezAlmoli, Samuel: s. Samuel AlmoliAlmosnino, Moses: s. Moses

AlmosninoAnatoli, Jacob: s. Jacob AnatoliAnaxagoras, 63, 88Angel of Camerino: commentaries

on the Categories and on theDe interpretatione, 4

Antiphon, 73.Antoni Ginebreda, 21Antonius Andreas, 43, 77, 177, 179,

183–184, 198, 268; De tribusprincipiis rerum naturalium, 55, 64,69, 76–77, 82, 86, 173, 177, 183,208; Quaestiones super XII librosMetaphysicorum, 19, 52, 173, 175,177, 183, 197–198; Tractatus demodis distinctionum, 52, 177,186–187, 190, 192, 194, 196–197,199

Aquinas, Thomas: s. Thomas AquinasArama, Isaac: s. Isaac AramaArgyropoulos, John: s. John

ArgyropoulosAristotle, 1, 7, 16, 18, 20, 37, 42–44,

53, 57–58, 61, 63–64, 68–70,72–74, 76–78, 82–83, 85, 87–89,91, 104, 110, 117, 120, 123–124,133–135, 137, 139–151, 154,

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Aristotle (cont.)157–161, 165, 175, 178, 180, 182,200–202, 207–210, 214, 231,237–238, 285; Categories, 166, 208,212, 227, 284, 286, 293; De anima,58, 66–67, 72, 74–76, 103, 111,113–114, 131–133, 155–163, 165,185–186, 197, 236–237, 259;De animalibus (zoologicalwritings), 47, 157–158, 237;De caelo et mundo, 53, 62, 65, 68, 70,93, 110, 157, 235; De generatione etcorruptione, 47–48, 53, 57, 59,63–64, 73, 103, 157, 206, 235;De interpretatione, 166, 284; De sensuet sensato (Parva naturalia),236–237; Metaphysics, 19–20, 44,48, 50–51, 53, 55, 59-60, 62, 65, 69,71–76, 78–79, 81–83, 86–87,92–94, 99, 101, 103–104, 110, 113,115, 121, 168, 174, 181, 184–185,198, 218, 225–226, 231–232, 240,261; Meteorologica, 65, 157, 236;Nicomachean Ethics, 15, 17–18, 58,67, 111–112, 114–116, 118–156;Physics, 35, 46, 48–51, 53, 55–56,62–65, 69–73, 76, 79, 82, 85–88,91, 94, 97, 103, 105–107, 112,114, 121–122, 124, 208, 211–217,219–222, 225, 229, 235, 237–239,241–247, 250, 254–256, 266–267,277–278, 281, 284; Politics, 14,110, 124; Posterior Analytics, 35, 63,69, 71, 77, 79, 81, 84, 152, 160,184, 193, 219, 221, 224, 231, 235,242–243, 257–258, 260, 267,283-284, 298; Prior Analytics, 284;Rhetorics, 238; Sophistici Elenchus,284; Topics, 55, 80, 105, 284

Arnald of Villeneuve, 110Arondi, Isaac: s. Isaac Arondi; -,

Moses: s. Moses ArondiAshkenazi, Saul ha-Kohen: s. Saul

ha-Kohen AshkenaziAugustine of Hippo, 28Aureol, Peter: s. Peter AureolAverroes (Abu l-Wallıd Ibn Rushd),

1, 16, 18, 27, 41, 43–44, 46, 49,52–53, 63, 68, 76–77, 81–82, 84,

91, 93, 110, 114, 151, 165, 178,180, 182, 185, 200, 202, 207, 209,214, 265; Colliget, 36; Compendiumof the De anima, 133; Compendiumof the Metaphysics, 44; Compendiumof the Organon, 13; Destruction of theDestruction of Philosophers, 182;De substantia orbis, 4, 29, 57, 61,182, 276; Long Commentary on theDe anima, 27, 55, 58, 68, 113–114,133, 157; Long Commentary on theDe caelo, 87–88; Long Commentaryon the Metaphysics, 47, 57, 70–72,76, 82, 97, 244; Long Commentaryon the Physics, 47–48, 50, 57,75–76, 87, 89, 211, 214, 216–217,238–252, 254–256, 275–276, 280;Long Commentary on the PosteriorAnalytics, 35; Middle Commentarieson the Categories and theDe interpretatione, 170, 211; MiddleCommentary on the De anima, 18,40; Middle Commentary(“Compendium”) on theDe animalibus (De partibus andDe generatione animalium), 90–91;Middle Commentary on theDe generatione, 18, 49; MiddleCommentary on the Isagoge, 170,211, 281–283; Middle Commentaryon the Metaphysics, 36, 170, 174,181; Middle Commentary on theNicomachean Ethics, 17, 111, 118,132; Middle Commentary on thePhysics, 18, 35, 211, 214–216, 222,228, 239, 250–252, 254–256;Middle Commentary on the PosteriorAnalytics, 35–36, 211, 212; MiddleCommentary on the Prior Analytics,170, 211; The Possibility ofConjunction of Agent Intellect to Man,152

Avicenna (Abu ‘Alı Ibn Sına), 49, 57,80–82, 90, 182; Canon, 27, 109;Cardiac Drugs, 110

Avigdor, Abraham: s. AbrahamAvigdor

Avner of Burgos (Alphonso ofValladolid), 10

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Baruch Ibn Ya‘ish, 15, 18–20, 24, 34,42, 76, 109–163, 175

Baruch Ibn Ya‘ish (16th century),110

Bedershi, Yedayah: s. YedayahBedershi ha-Penini

Benveniste, Samuel: s. SamuelBenveniste

Bernat Metge, 10Bibago, Abraham: s. Abraham BibagoBibago, Shem Tov: s. Shem Tov

BibagoBoethius of Dacia, 6Boethius, Anicius Manlius Severinus,

3, 99; De consolatione philosophiae,21, 27

Bonafed, Solomon: s. SolomonBonafed

Bonafous Bonfil Astruc, 27Bonaventure of Bagnoregio, 7, 12Bonet, Nicholas: s. Nicholas BonetBricot, Thomas: s. Thomas BricotBruni, Leonardo: s. Leonardo BruniBryson: Economics, 110Buridan, John: s. John BuridanBurley, Walter: s. Walter Burley

Cicero, Marcus Tullius: De inventione,26

Crescas, Hasdai: s. Hasdai Crescas

David ben Solomon Ibn Ya’ish,109

David ha-Sefardi, 211David Ibn Shoshan, 20David Messer Leon, 28, 210David of Tivoli, 210Del Medigo, Elijah: s. Elijah del

MedigoDe Osma, Pedro Martinez: s. Pedro

Martinez De OsmaDemocritus, 162Domenico Grimani, 36Domingo Gundisalvi: De anima, 3;

De uno et unitate, 3, 99Duns Scotus, John: s. John Duns

ScotusDuran, Profiat: s. Profiat DuranDurandus of Saint-Pourcain, 8

Eli Habillo, 15, 18–24, 31, 34, 40, 45,52, 67, 110–111, 118, 156,165–208, 214

Elijah del Medigo, 27, 29–30Elijah Nolano, 21Eusebius of Caesarea: Praeparatio

Evangelica, 34

Farissol, Abraham: s. AbrahamFarissol

Ferrer, Vincent: s. Vincent FerrerFrancis of Marchia, 183Francis of Meyronnes, 43, 45, 84, 97,

102, 183, 189; Tractatusformalitatum secundum doctrinamFrancisci Mayronis, 45, 84, 97, 177,186–196, 198

Frederick III, emperor of the H.R.E.,209

Gaetano de Thiene, 27, 210;Recollectae super octo librosPhysicorum, 213–214, 217–222,230–233, 256–258, 260–266,272–277

Garcon, Joseph: s. Joseph GarconGeorge of Trebizond, 34Gerald Odonis, 11, 43, 45, 98–100,

183Gerard of Cremona, 173Gersonides: s. Levi ben GershomGiles of Rome, 4; commentary on

the De anima, 4; commentary onthe Posterior Analytics, 4;commentary on the Rhetoric, 4;De plurificatione intellectus possibilis,4; De regimine principum, 4, 21;Quaestiones metaphysicales, 4;Quodlibeta, 4; Sententia super librumPhysicorum, 4, 27, 217, 237,252–253, 268–272; Theoremata deesse et essentia, 4

Ginebreda, Antoni: s. AntoniGinebreda

Godfrey of Fontaines, 104Grimani, Domenico: s. Domenico

GrimaniGrosseteste, Robert: s. Robert

Grosseteste

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Gundisalvi, Domingo: s. DomingoGundisalvi

Habillo, Eli: s. Eli Habillo; -, Jacobben Joseph: s. Jacob ben JosephHabillo

Hasdai Crescas, 10–12, 16, 165, 168Henry of Ghent, 11, 101Hezekiah bar Halafta, 9Hillel of Verona, 3Hyppocrates, 72

Ibn ‘Ezra, Abraham: s. Abraham Ibn‘Ezra

Ibn Caspi, Joseph: s. Joseph Ibn CaspiIbn Habib, Moses: s. Moses Ibn HabibIbn Nahmias, Abraham: s. Abraham

Ibn NahmiasIbn Shem Tov, Joseph: s. Joseph Ibn

Shem Tov; -, Shem Tov benJoseph: s. Shem Tov ben JosephIbn Shem Tov

Ibn Shoshan, David: s. David IbnShoshan

Ibn Shu‘eib, Joel: s. Joel Ibn Shu‘eibIbn Ya‘ish, Baruch: s. Baruch Ibn

Ya‘ish; -, David ben Solomon: s.David ben Solomon Ibn Ya‘ish; -,Shem Tov: s. Shem Tov IbnYa‘ish; -, Solomon ben Abraham:s. Solomon ben Abraham IbnYa‘ish; -, Solomon ben Meir: s.Solomon ben Meir Ibn Ya‘ish

Isaac Aboab, 16, 20Isaac Abravanel, 14, 20, 40Isaac Albalag, 6Isaac Arama, 14Isaac Arondi, 15

Jacob Anatoli, 35, 170Jacob ben Joseph Habillo, 167Jandun, John: s. John of JandunJoel Ibn Shu‘eib, 16Johannes Versor (Jean Letourneur),

20, 167, 169, 171, 176, 180, 201;Quaestiones super libros De anima,156, 172, 181, 201; Quaestionessuper libros De caelo et mundo, 169,172, 181, 201; Quaestiones super

librum De ente et essentia, 111, 172,181; Quaestiones super libros Degeneratione et corruptione, 172, 175,181, 201; Quaestiones super librosEthicorum, 173; Quaestiones superlibros Metaphysicorum, 44, 71;Quaestiones super libros ParvorumNaturalium, 172, 181; Quaestionessuper libros Physicorum, 168,171–172, 175–176, 181, 199, 201

John Argyropoulos, 111, 120John Buridan, 5, 7–8, 202, 207John Duns Scotus, 5–8, 10–11, 37–38,

40–49, 51, 59–60, 63–64, 71–72,75–76, 78, 80, 82, 86, 92, 95,100–101, 105, 107, 176–186, 197;commentary on the Sententiae(different from the Ordinatio), 44,66; Ordinatio, 48–49, 66, 84, 92;Quaestiones in libros Metaphysicorum,75–76, 82, 85, 100–101, 103–105;Quaestiones quodlibetales, 7;Quaestiones super PraedicamentaAristotelis, 268

John II, king of Aragon, 33, 40John of Jandun, 7, 27, 29, 114;

Quaestiones in De anima, 27,113–114; Quaestiones in librosPhysicorum, 217–218, 233, 270

John of Tornamira, 13John the Canon, 41, 43, 45, 99, 177,

182–183, 185–186; Quaestionessuper VIII libros Physicorum, 19, 45,50–52, 77, 98–107, 173, 177, 182,184, 186

Joseph Albo, 13, 165Joseph ben Hayyim Sarfati, 112Joseph Garcon, 15Joseph Ibn Caspi, 8–9Joseph Ibn Shem Tov, 12, 17–18Joseph Taitazak, 30Judah Messer Leon, 25–28,

209–304Judah Romano, 3–5, 23Judah Shalom, 26–27

Leon Joseph of Carcassonne, 13Leonardo Bruni, 18, 111–112,

119–120

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Letourneur, Jean: s. Johannes VersorLevi ben Gershorn (Gersonides),

6–10, 35, 170Lull, Raymond: s. Raymond Lull

Maimonides, Moses: s. Moses IbnMaymun

Marsilius of Inghen, 166, 204–205;Quaestiones de generatione etcorruptione, 59, 202, 206–207;Quaestiones in Veterem artem, 166,207; Quaestiones in octo librosPhysicorum (maybe to be ascribedto him), 6–7

Meir Alguadez, 15, 18–19, 111–112,119

Messer Leon, David: s. David MesserLeon; -, Judah: s. Judah MesserLeon

Metge, Bernat: s. Bernat MetgeMichael Scot, 113Mordecai Natan, 13Moses Almosnino, 20, 30, 111Moses Arondi, 35, 40, 167Moses ben Nahman (Nahmanides),

39, 167Moses Ibn Habib, 28Moses Ibn Maymun (Maimonides), 3,

39, 165, 181–182Moses Narboni, 13, 169Moses of Salerno, 3

Nahmanides: s. Moses ben NahmanNarboni, Moses: s. Moses NarboniNicholas Bonet, 11, 37, 43, 95, 189;

Formalitates, 189; Metaphysica, 37,44, 95–96

Nicholas of Giovinazzo, 3Nicholas of Lyra: Postillae, 12Nicholas Oresme, 11Nicholas Trevet: commentary on

the De consolatione philosophiae,27

Nissim of Gerona, 8–10Nolano, Elijah: s. Elijah Nolano

Ockham, William: s. William OckhamOdonis, Gerald: s. Gerald OdonisOlivi, Peter John: s. Peter John Olivi

Oresme, Nicholas: s. NicholasOresme

Ovadiah Sforno, 30

Paul of Venice, 14, 26, 210, 212–213;Conclusiones Posteriorum, 212;Expositio in libros Posteriorum, 212,271; Expositio super octo librosPhysicorum necnon super commentumAverrois, 216; Expositio superPraedicabilia et Praedicamenta, 213,292; Logica parva, 211; Summanaturalium, 214, 217, 220–221,228, 234–235, 237, 245, 247, 268;philosophical definitions(ascribed to him), 213, 280

Pedro Martinez De Osma: Super VIlibros Ethicorum, 118–119, 123–124,127–129, 132

Pere Saplana, 21Peter Aureol, 8, 11, 43, 45, 50, 98–99,

106Peter John Olivi, 11Peter Lombard: Sententiae, 12, 18Peter of Hibernia, 3Peter of Spain: Tractatus or Summulae

logicales, 9, 26–28Pietro Pomponazzi, 29Pinhas ben Judah Marcaria, 280Pinhas Tzvi ben Natanael Mozon,

28Plato, 72–74, 185Pomponazzi, Pietro: s. Pietro

PomponazziPorphyry: Isagoge, 49, 69, 80, 85,

101, 106, 166, 212–213,280–288, 290–291, 294–295,297–300, 303

Profiat Duran, 12, 18Pseudo-Albert the Great: Quaestiones,

28Pseudo-Aristotle: De causis, 167,

173; De mineralibus, 236;De plantis, 236; Economics, 15, 19,112, 124

Pseudo-Cicero: Rhetorica adHerennium, 26

Pseudo-Denis the Aeropagite:De divinis nominibus, 119

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Pseudo-Giles of Rome: short writingson the faculties of the human souland on the generation ofsyllogisms, 4

Pseudo-John Duns Scotus, Questionson the Physics: s. Marsilius ofInghen, Questions on the Physics

Pseudo-Marsilius of Inghen: logicalquestions, 21, 166, 202, 207–208

Pseudo-Robert Grosshead: De anima,21

Pseudo-Siger of Brabant: Quaestionesin octo libros Physicorum, 6

Pseudo-Thomas Aquinas:commentary on the De consolationephilosophiae, 27; De fallaciis adquosdam nobiles artistas, 4, 28;De potentiis animae, 20, 44, 67, 171;De universalibus (inc.: “Circauniversalia”), 20, 171, 201; Onthe Difference of the Soul’s Faculties,4

Qalonymos ben Qalonymos, 35–36,170, 216

Quintilian (Marcus FabiusQuintilianus): Institutio oratoria,26

Radulphus Brito: Quaestiones inVeterem artem, 213, 283, 287–290,294–295, 297, 300, 303

Raymond Lull, 18; Ars brevis, 28Reginald of Piperno, 156Robert Grosseteste, 119; Physics, 20,

217, 268, 270Robert of Anjou, 3

Samuel Almoli, 112Samuel ben Solomon Altortos, 115,

120–121, 127, 148Samuel Benveniste, 21Samuel of Marseilles, 8Samuel Sarfati, 110Saplana, Pere: s. Pere SaplanaSaul ha-Kohen Ashkenazi, 40Sforno, Ovadiah: s. Ovadiah SfornoShalom, Abraham: s. Abraham

Shalom; -, Judah: s. JudahShalom

Shem Tov ben Joseph Ibn Shem Tov,18, 167, 169

Shem Tov Bibago, 33Shem Tov Ibn Ya‘ish, 112Shemariah the Cretan (al-Ikriti),

9Siger of Brabant, 6–7Solomon ben Abraham Ibn Ya‘ish

(ben Gais, Aben Yaez?), 109Solomon ben Meir Ibn Ya‘ish,

109–110Solomon Bonafed, 15Solomon ha-Qatan, 28

Taitazak, Joseph: s. Joseph TaitazakThomas Aquinas, 1, 3–4, 7, 11, 14,

17–18, 20, 24, 27, 38–41, 43–44,46, 53, 61, 67, 76, 82, 93, 110,114–115, 117–119, 125–127, 131,148, 150–151, 154–156, 170, 172,175–176, 178–181, 185, 200, 208;commentary on the De causis, 4;De ente et essentia, 4, 20, 38, 111,171, 176, 201; De unitate intellectuscontra Averroim, 3; De veritate, 150;Quaestio de spiritualibus creaturis, 20;Quaestiones disputatae de anima, 20,168, 170, 181, 201; Scriptum superlibros Sententiarum, 4, 119; Sententialibri De anima, 4–5, 20, 38, 156,158, 160–163, 270; Sententia libriEthicorum, 13, 16–17, 20, 117–118,120–121, 123, 125–126, 129–155;Sententia libri Metaphysicorum, 19,23, 27, 93, 96, 114; Sententia libriPhysicorum, 6, 27, 44, 76, 82,121–122, 217, 253–254, 268–270,272; Summa contra Gentiles, 4, 12,17, 27; Summa theologica, 4, 12–14,30, 39, 119, 150

Thomas Bricot: Textus abbreviatusphilosophiae naturalis, 20

Trevet, Nicholas: s. NicholasTrevet

Versor, Johannes (Jean Letourneur):s. Johannes Versor

Victorinus, Marius, 26Vincent Ferrer, 21; Tractatus de unitate

universalis, 118, 173–174

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Vincent of Beauvais: SpeculumHistoriale, 12

Walter Burley, 6, 27, 166, 204, 208,261; Expositio in octo librosPhysicorum, 202, 204, 212–213,217, 235–237, 240–241, 244–248,254, 268–273, 275–278, 280; SuperArtem veterem expositio, 213

William Ockham, 5–8, 11, 18, 37–38,42, 54, 68, 89, 175–176, 179–180;Expositio in libros Physicorum, 54–56,89, 92, 217, 271; Summa logicae, 44,

68, 173, 207; Summula philosophiaenaturalis, 44

William of Auvergne, 12William of Moerbeke, 18, 110, 113,

119, 157, 174, 216

Yedayah Bedershi ha-Penini, 7–8, 44,75

Yohanan Alemanno, 28, 209

Zerahyah Hen (Gracian),173

Zimara, Marco Antonio, 238

INDEX OF MODERN AUTHORS

Ackerman, A., 2, 16, 22–23Aertsen, J.A., 2Altmann, A., 26

Bakker, P.J.J., 77Baracchi, P., viiBar-On, A.Z., 4Bates, T., 196Beit-Arie, M., 17, 35, 109–110, 112,

167, 169–172, 176, 201, 210Benedicto Gracia, E., 33Berman, L.V., 15, 17, 118–119Bernheimer, C., 215Birnbaum, E., 109Bland, K.P., 29Boehner, P., 68Bonfil, R., 25–26, 30, 210–212Bottin, F., 211, 214Boyarin, D., 16Briquet, C.M., 215Brown, S.F., 54, 68, 92

Carreras y Artau, T. and J., 19, 166,176

Cathala, M.R., 93Contamine, G., 172Conti, A.D., 213Cooperman, B.D., 2, 16, 23, 25–26, 28Crawford, F.S., 114Craig, E., 29, 210Cropsey, J., 13Cross, R., 45, 48–49, 51, 59, 63–64

David, A., 28Davidson, H.A., 23, 165Dekker, D.-J., 77de Rijk, L.M., 19, 99–100De Rossi, G.B., 176Diago Hernando, M., 167

Ebbesen, S., 283Eckert, W.P., 168Emery, K. jr., 19

Engel, E., 209Ersch, J.S., 210

Feldman, S., 29Fioravanti, G., 27Fontaine, R., viiFraenkel-Goldschmidt, H., 39Frank, D.H., 2, 15, 29Freudenthal, G., 9–10

Gabriel, A., 168Gal, G., 68Gampel, B.R., 30, 109, 115Gargan, L., 168Geffen, D.M., 29Gensler, M., 77, 82, 177Geoffroy, M., 40Gilson, E., 45, 80, 84, 86, 105Glasner, R., 6–7Gruber, J.G., 210

Hacker, J., 15Hamesse, J., 15, 24Harvey, S., 6Harvey, W.Z., 5–6, 8, 10–11Heller-Wilensky, S., 14Holtz, L., 19Hossfeld, P., 232, 268Husik, 1., 211, 213, 280

Idel, M., 6, 28, 209Israel, F., 21Ivry, A.L., 6, 25, 29

Jacquart, D., 15, 24Jellinek, A., 166, 171Jolivet, J., 17Joseph, M., 33

King, P., 45–47, 49, 63–64, 78, 80, 82,84, 95, 180, 197

Klatzkin, J., 199Klein-Braslavy, S., 6, 9

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Langermann, Y.T., 109, 155, 166Lasker, D.J., 2, 12–14, 22Lazaroff, A., 33–36, 39–40, 44Leaman, O., 2, 15, 29Leibold, G., 89, 217Leonardi, C., 27Lerner, R., 13Limone, O., 168

Maggiolo, M., 76, 121, 268Maieru, A., 168, 213Malter, H., 210Mancha, J.L., 6Manekin, Ch.H., 2, 9, 13, 15, 18,

22–23, 26–28, 166, 171, 174,211–212, 214

Marenbon, J., 77Margoliouth, G., 167–169, 172Marx, A., 210May, R., 17, 110, 112, 169–170, 172Melamed, A., 14, 21Mobuss, S., 7Munk, R., vii

Nahon, G., 4Netanyahu, B.Z., 14, 20Neubauer, A., 17, 110, 169–170, 172Noone, T.B., 60, 75, 100–101,

104–105, 179Nuriel, A., 33–41, 44, 114

Padgen, A.R.D., 17Perfetti, S., 27Perreau, P., 109Peyron, B., 175Pickave, M., 2Pines, S., 5–8, 10–12, 168, 181Pirotta, A.M., 158Plessner, M., 110Poppi, A., 211, 214

Rabello, A.M., 21Rabinowitz, 1., 209–210Ravitzky, A., 11Reif, S.C., 215Richler, B., vii, 35, 109, 112, 167, 171,

176, 201, 210Richter, V., 89, 217Riesco Terrero, J., 168Rigo, C., 3–5, 171

Rosenberg, Sh., 15, 18, 28, 170,173

Ross, J., 196Ross, J.J., 29Roth, E., 111Rothschild, J.-P., 4, 15–17, 22, 24, 31,

33, 109, 116, 119, 167–175,201–202, 204, 208

Rudavsky, T.M., 2, 8, 10–11, 25Ruderman, D.B., 28, 209

Sachs, S., 19, 23, 115Santiago Otero, H., 2Saperstein, M., 15–16, 20, 25, 34Sassoon, D.S., 40Schabel, Ch., 98–100Schmelzer, M., 109Schwartz, D., 33Sed-Rajna, G., 116Sermoneta, G. (J.B.), 3–5, 23, 30,

177Shatzmiller, J., 13, 25Sierra, S., 27Sirat, C., 6, 9, 14–15, 25, 33, 40, 165,

209Somekh, A.M., 21Soto Rabanos, J.M., 16Spiazzi, R.M., 93, 131Spruyt, J., 99Steel, C., 24Steinschneider, M., 3, 14, 18–21, 23,

27–28, 33–41, 44, 109–114,117–118, 166, 168, 170–173, 175,210–212, 215, 281

Striedl, H., 111

Talmage, F., 12Tamani, G., 36, 171, 173, 175–176,

201, 210, 212–213, 215, 280Tirosh-Rothschild (now

Tirosh-Samuelson), H., 2, 14,16–17, 22, 25–26, 29–30, 111, 115,165, 209–210

Touati, Ch., 4

Vajda, G., 5–6Valperga di Caluso, T., 176Vattioni, F., 171Verbeke, G., 5Verhelst, D., 5

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Weijers, O., 6, 9, 19Williams, T., 45, 66Wilpert, P., 168Wirszubski, Ch., 34Wolfson, H.A., 16, 113–114

Ziino, F., 21Zimmels, H.J., 109–110, 114

Zobel, M., 199Zonta, M., 2, 5, 8, 15, 18–21,

24–27, 36, 109–115, 120, 156,167–168, 170–171, 173–177, 184,201, 210, 212–213, 215–216, 218,280

Zotenberg, H., 41, 115–116, 170,280

INDEX OF MANUSCRIPTS

Assisi, Biblioteca Conventuale:no. 970, 177

Cambridge, Gonville and CaiusCollege: no. 368/590, 77

Cambridge, University Library:Add. 631, 215, 217, 276–278

Cambridge, Mass., HarvardUniversity, Houghton Library:hebrew 38, 166

Florence, BibliotecaMediceo-Laurenziana: Pluteo Ino. 26, 212–213; Pluteo III no. 5,286–287; Pluteo LXXXVIII no. 12,210, 215; Pluteo LXXXVIII no. 26,27, 280, 283–304

Hamburg, Staats- undUniversitats-bibliothek: Hebr. 265,166, 170–171; Levy 114, 111

Leiden, Bibliotheek derRijksuniversiteit: Or. 4782, 118,147; Or. 4786, 17; Or. 4796,19–20

London, British Library: Or. 2538,169; Or. 6365, 167–168

Madrid, Biblioteca Nacional:no. 4229, 99

Madrid, Biblioteca Universitaria:no. 65, 99

Milan, Biblioteca Ambrosiana: Q 24sup., 215, 279–280; S 38 sup., 215,217–276

Modena, Biblioteca Estense:α. J. 6. 23 (or. 13), 40

Moscow, Rossiskaia GosudarstvennaiaBibliotheka: Gunzburg 139, 174;Gunzburg 264, 15

Munich, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek:Hebr. 32, 35; Hebr. 57, 36; Hebr.357, 36–37

Naples, Biblioteca Nazionale: III. F. 5,113

New York, Library of the JewishTheological Seminary: microfilm2312, 28; microfilm 2315, 112;microfilm 2341, 18, 170–171;microfilm 2371, 169, 174

Oxford, Bodleian Library: Hunt. 293,110; Hunt. 519, 170; Hunt. 613,166, 169; Michael 168, 112;Michael 288, 20–21; Michael 409,111; Mich. Add. 16, 110–111;Opp. 591, 132–133; Opp. Add.4◦ 10, 28; Reggio 44, 20

Oxford, Christ Church CollegeLibrary: no. 187, 172; no. 200, 170

Padua, Biblioteca Universitaria:no. 1580, 177

Paris, Bibliotheque Nationale deFrance: hebreu 907, 169–170, 172;hebreu 909, 170; hebreu 929, 28;hebreu 959, 35; hebreu 967, 18;hebreu 984, 8; hebreu 991, 166;hebreu 994,212–213,280,283–304;hebreu 995, 34; hebreu 1000, 172,199–201; hebreu 1001, 115–116;hebreu 1002, 115–117, 119–155;hebreu 1003, 115–116, 120–131;hebreu 1004, 20, 37, 40–107

Parma, Biblioteca Palatina: Lettereautografe di uomini illustri,cassetti 109–123, letter of TomasoValperga di Caluso to GiovanniBernardo De Rossi, dated7/10/1795, 176; parmense 1957,210, 216; parmense 2196, 110;parmense 2261, 172, 176,178–199; parmense 2348, 109;parmense 2627, 112; parmense2631, 35, 166–167, 169, 171,173–174, 201–208; parmense2978, 167, 172, 201

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Patmos, St. John Monastery’s Library:no. 324, 36

Rome, Biblioteca ApostolicaVaticana: vat. ebr. 556,17

Rome, Biblioteca Casanatense:no. 3083, 174

Salamanca, Biblioteca Universitaria:no. 2604, 118, 123–124, 128–129,132

St. Petersburg, Library of the St.Petersburg Branch of the Instituteof Oriental Studies of the RussianAcademy of Science: B 182, 155,157–163

Turin, Biblioteca NazionaleUniversitaria: A. VI. 25, 172, 175,178–199

Warsaw, Zydowsky InstytutHistoryczny: no. 255, 24