← Maimonides in Order

The sequence

1 · Treatise on Logic, Ch. 10

A Word Feels Like Knowledge

When naming feels like knowing—and what happens when the label is mistaken for the thing.

2 · Treatise on Logic, Ch. 14

In Any Language Whatsoever

What gets lost between thought and utterance, in every language.

3 · Shemoneh Perakim

What Is Even Meant by Self

The soul, its faculties, and the names that can clarify or confuse.

4 · Yesodei HaTorah 1:1–1:4 · Approved matrix

The Word That Doesn't Cross

Seventeen chapters on emet as underived existence. Chapters 1–2 are approved; the recovered components remain separately preserved pending canonical assembly.

Active matrix · Yesodei HaTorah 1:2 · Approved

Imagine God Doesn't Exist

Four chapters on dependence rather than causation. Matrix complete; chapter drafting has not begun.

5 · Yesodei HaTorah 1:5–1:6 · Approved revised matrix

When “One” Doesn't Mean What You Think

Four chapters on a unity unlike any unity in the world. Matrix complete; chapter drafting has not begun.

6 · Yesodei HaTorah 1:7–1:12

Words That Point Beyond Themselves

One without body, accommodated language, and words that cannot reach what they point toward.

7 · Yesodei HaTorah 2:1–2:2

The Path Begins With Wonder

How love and awe can be commanded, and why contemplation begins in wonder.

8 · Yesodei HaTorah 2:3

Everything Changes

Three kinds of created being and what change reveals about what does not change.

9 · Yesodei HaTorah 2:4–2:9

Angels Are Not Their Images

The hierarchy of created beings, knowledge, and the point where every rank stops.

10 · Yesodei HaTorah 2:10

Knowledge Is Not Something God Has

The knower, the known, and knowledge break the categories familiar to human thought.

11 · Yesodei HaTorah 4:7

The Indescribable

The invisible seer, the eye of the heart, and the closest thing you cannot find as an object.

12 · Yesodei HaTorah 4:8

False Dichotomies

How undefined words manufacture false choices—and why definition must come before division.

13 · Guide Introduction; I:1, I:50–57, I:64–65

In Any Language Whatsoever

The limits of utterance: the image is not the thing, and what you say is not necessarily what you meant.

14 · Guide I:46, I:64–65

The Problem of Soul-to-Soul Communication

How one invisible knower reaches another through words carried by a body.

15 · Letter to Ibn Tibbon

The Rule: Understand First, Translate Second

Meaning, not word order—and the gap the rule still cannot close.

16 · Ibn Tibbon's glossary

The Dictionary That Admits It Can't Help

Why some words require an entire conceptual apparatus, not another definition.

Completed reference draft

Approved · 8 chapters

The Translator's Confession

The complete General Public edition of the Ibn Tibbon preface ebook is preserved as an approved style reference. Its translation-process argument remains separate from Emes.