Isaac Israelis on the Definition of Fever and Its Essence in Its Hebrew Translations: Transactions, American Philosophical Society (Vol.111, Part 5)

＂Isaac Israeli is a monumental figure whose writings deeply influenced medieval medicine in three ways. Firstly, in the birth of a rich medical literature in Arabic after the period of assimilation of Greek medicine, then with the transmission from Arabic into Latin of this Graeco-Arabic medical knowledge and finally by enhancing the reputation of Jewish authors＂--