The Third Treatise On the elucidation of the noun patterns of complete nouns, and it too is divided into thirteen principles: The First Principle. On the elucidation of what is meant by the term “pattern,” and how nouns are patterned:

The Second Principle. On the elucidation of the cause of the change in the vowel points of nouns, which vowel points change, and into which vowel points they change:

The Third Principle. On the elucidation of noun patterns that take the segol vowel:

The Fourth Principle. On the elucidation of noun patterns whose first vowel is a holam:

The Fifth Principle. On the elucidation of the noun patterns of the remaining vowel points in general:

The Sixth Principle. On the elucidation of an introductory rule concerning noun suffixes:

The Seventh Principle. On the elucidation of the suffixes and the letters that are used in suffixation:

The Eighth Principle. On the elucidation of the noun patterns of feminine nouns that come with the feminine he:

The Ninth Principle. On the elucidation of the plural forms of feminine nouns:

The Tenth Principle. On the elucidation of feminine nouns that appear in the singular with a tav at the end:

The Eleventh Principle. On the elucidation of the suffixes of feminine nouns whose ending is he or tav, and on the elucidation of the difference between them:

The Twelfth Principle. On the elucidation of nouns that have an added he, aleph, or mem at the beginning or at the end:

The Thirteenth Principle. On the elucidation of nouns that have an added nun, tav, or yod at the beginning or at the end: