The guide for the perplexed · Moses Maimonides
Part I.
Introduction— Dedicatory Letter 1 The Object of the Guide 2 On Similes 4 Directions for the Study of this Work 8 Introductory Remarks 9 CHAPTER. I The homonymity of Ẓelem 13 II On Genesis iii. 5 14 III On tabnit and temunah 16 IV On raah, hibbit and ḥazah 17 V On Exod. xxiv. 10 18 VI On ish and ishshah, aḥ and aḥot 19 VII On yalad 19 VIII On maḳom 20 IX On kisse 21 X On ʻalah, yarad 22 XI On yashab 23 XII On kam 24 XIII On ʻamad 25 XIV On adam 25 XV On naẓab, yaẓab 25 XVI On Ẓur 26 XVII On Mishnah Ḥagigah ii. 1 27 XVIII On ḳarab, nagaʻ, niggash 27 XIX On male 28 XX On ram, nissa 29 XXI On ʻabar 30 XXII On ba 32 XXIII On Yaẓa, shub 32 XXIV On halak 33 XXV On shaken 34 XXVI On “The Torah speaketh the language of man” 34 XXVII On Targum of Gen. xlvi. 4 35 XXVIII On regel 37 XXIX On ʻaẓeb 39 XXX On akal 39 XXXI, XXXII On the Limit of Man’s Intellect 40, 42 XXXIII to XXXVI On the Study and the Teaching of Metaphysics 43–52 XXXVII On panim 52 XXXVIII On aḥor 53 XXXIX On leb 54 XL On ruaḥ 55 XLI On nefesh 56 XLII On ḥayyim-mavet 56 XLIII On kanaf 57 XLIV On ʻayin 58 XLV On shamaʻ 58 XLVI, XLVII On the Attribution of Senses and Sensations to God 59, 63 XLVIII The Targum of shamaʻ and raah 64 XLIX Figurative Expressions applied to Angels 65 L On Faith 67 LI–LX On Attributes 68–89 LI On the Necessity of Proving the Inadmissibility of Attributes in reference to God 68 LII Classification of Attributes 69 LIII The Arguments of the Attributists 72 LIV On Exod. xxxiii. 13; xxxiv.
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