 We do not know of independent books by Kaspi from this period. He wrote a supercommentary on Ibn Ezra’s commentary on the Bible, and a commentary on Sefer HaRikma by Ibn Janah Kaspi’s second Provencal period (1314–1330) took place in Arles and Tarascon. During this period, Kaspi apparently married, and his two children, David, the eldest and Shlomo (1320), were born. In the first part of this period, Kaspi resided in Arles, in Provence. There Kaspi completed his philosophical work Tirat Kesef (1317), which was harshly criticized by the scholars of Salon, through Kalonymus (1318). At the end of this period we find him in Tarascon.