 In the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries some works by a variety of Latin university authors, among them Boethius, Aquinas,  Albert the Great  and William of Ockham were put into Hebrew, and also Peter of Spain’s Treatise (Manekin 1996). There was even a Hebrew translation of Averroes’s Great Commentary on On the Soul  (§2.6)  made in the fifteenth century from the Latin, because the Arabic original was lost.