 Other important figures from the thirteenth century are  Isaac Albalag  and  Isaac Polqar.  Prominent fourteenth-century figures are Gersonides and Moses Narboni (see Hayoun 2005), whose commentary on Ibn Rushd’s theory of conjunction has been translated into English along with Ibn Rushd’s epistle. Prominent names from the fifteenth century include Abraham Bibago and  Elijah Del Medigo  (see Hayoun 2005). Sixteenth-century figures such Abraham de Balmes attempt more accurate Latin translations of Ibn Rushd, drawing on earlier Arabic-to-Hebrew translations (Ivry 1983, Hasse 2016).