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  • Commentary on the Mishna
  • The "Yad," a compendium of Jewish law based on the Talmud
  • A list of the Torah's 613 commands
  • The "Guide," a work reconciling Aristotelianism with Jewish principles
  • Responsa
  • Ten medical works, including works on Asthma, poison-antidotes, lists of medicines, and a summay of Galen's writings.
  • A Treatise on Logic, which discusses the philosophy of Al-Farabi, in the footsteps of Aristotle. Maimonides' authorship of this last entry is disputed.
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