Book of Causes

In the third part of my work, it was necessary to collect and sift through material which lay quite far off the beaten path for non-Jewish hands and which was, moreover, highly scattered and fragmented. May the fruit of my labor serve a Jewish researcher as preparatory work for further penetration into the history of the book de causis within Judaism.

I now provide a detailed table of contents.

1 Hist. de la phil. scol. II, 1, 46.
2 Albertus Magnus (Cologne 1880) p. 68.