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Ibn Kammūna, a late thirteenth-century Jewish philosopher, had a special interest, bordering
on an obsession, in the human soul, especially as regards its eternal endurance. One-quarter of his short
ethical-philosophical treatise, the Kalimāt wajīza, is given over to ‘ilm al-nafs. In this paper, I present an
annotated translation of the second of the five chapters that make up that section of the treatise.