'This is a book that no student of the origins of Kabbalah and its relation to mediaeval thought in general can afford to ignore.' Hermetic Journal

• Acknowledgements; Preface; 1. Introduction; 2. The Mutakallimun and other Jewish thinkers inspired by Muslim theological movements; 3. The Neoplatonists; 4. Judah Halevi and Abu-l-Barakat; 5. Aristotelianism; 6. Maimonides; 7. The thirteenth century; 8. The fourteenth century; 9. The fifteenth century; Bibliography; General index; Index of medieval works quoted in text.

'This is a book that no student of the origins of Kabbalah and its relation to mediaeval thought in general can afford to ignore.' Hermetic Journal

• Acknowledgements; Preface; 1. Introduction; 2. The Mutakallimun and other Jewish thinkers inspired by Muslim theological movements; 3. The Neoplatonists; 4. Judah Halevi and Abu-l-Barakat; 5. Aristotelianism; 6. Maimonides; 7. The thirteenth century; 8. The fourteenth century; 9. The fifteenth century; Bibliography; General index; Index of medieval works quoted in text.

'This is a book that no student of the origins of Kabbalah and its relation to mediaeval thought in general can afford to ignore.' Hermetic Journal

• Acknowledgements; Preface; 1. Introduction; 2. The Mutakallimun and other Jewish thinkers inspired by Muslim theological movements; 3. The Neoplatonists; 4. Judah Halevi and Abu-l-Barakat; 5. Aristotelianism; 6. Maimonides; 7. The thirteenth century; 8. The fourteenth century; 9. The fifteenth century; Bibliography; General index; Index of medieval works quoted in text.