Derech Tevunos
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Derech Tevunos itself — the 1742 Hebrew and an English translation of it, chapter by chapter.

  • About this text What this edition of Derech Tevunos is: the 1742 Amsterdam Hebrew as keyed by Project Ben-Yehuda, and a clean-room English translation of it.
  • Chapter 1 · פרק א It explains the general nature of dialectic investigation
  • Chapter 2 · פרק ב Explains the parts of the dialectic and its foundations
  • Chapter 3 · פרק ג It explains the kinds of statements
  • Chapter 4 · פרק ד It explains the comparisons of statements and their relations.
  • Chapter 5 · פרק ה Explains the inferences of statements.
  • Chapter 6 · פרק ו It explains the truth and falsity of statements.
  • Chapter 7 · פרק ז It explains the kinds of syllogisms.
  • Chapter 8 · פרק ח It explains the verifying proofs and the disproofs and their rebuttals, and the rules of the report and its deficiencies.
  • Chapter 9 · פרק ט Explains the parts of the sugyot and their rules
  • Chapter 10 · פרק י Explains the order of study in sugyot and in compositions
  • Chapter 11 · פרק יא It explains the whole range of aspects that are to be distinguished in subjects, and the order of study.
  • Sugya Context Index Every passage cited in Derech Tevunos, with the context of the sugya it comes from, written from the source text.
Derech Tevunos
The text Notes Source License

The Hebrew is the unvocalized 1742 Amsterdam text as keyed by Project Ben-Yehuda (catalogue 53742) and is in the public domain. The English is a clean-room translation of that Hebrew, with technical terminology aligned to the Diaspora Yeshiva translation.

© 2026 Alexander Ioffe. Original work under the Apache License 2.0.