The First Treatise On the elucidation of the root categories of verbs, and it is divided into thirteen principles: The First Principle. On the division of all the roots of the language into eight parts:

The Second Principle. On the elucidation of the differences between each and every one of the eight divisions mentioned.

The Third Principle. On the elucidation of the three names assigned to the three root letters, and on the elucidation of the definition of complete verbs and those that are not complete:

The Fourth Principle. On the elucidation of the six times called “actions,” and I will explain them in pairs, beginning with the past and the future:

The Fifth Principle. On the elucidation of the passive participles:

The Sixth Principle. On the elucidation of the infinitive and the imperative:

The Seventh Principle. In it I will begin to explain the functions of the verb patterns, and in it the function of the qal pattern alone will be explained:

The Eighth Principle. On the elucidation of the function of the Nif‘al pattern:

The Ninth Principle. On the elucidation of the function of the Pi‘el pattern:

The Tenth Principle. On the elucidation of the function of the Pu‘al pattern:

The Eleventh Principle. On the elucidation of the function of the Hif‘il pattern:

The Twelfth Principle. On the elucidation of the function of the Hof‘al pattern:

The Thirteenth Principle. On the elucidation of the function of the Hitpa‘el pattern: