Hebrew Scholasticism in the Fifteenth Century offers a comprehensive examination of Jewish philosophy in the context of late medieval scholasticism. It focuses on the works of significant Jewish thinkers who were active in Spain and Italy during the second half of the 15th century. These philosophers, including Abraham Bibago and Judah Messer Leon, wrote Hebrew commentaries and questions on Aristotle, adopting techniques and terminologies from Latin scholasticism. The book aims to illuminate the previously neglected field of Hebrew scholasticism by providing a historical introduction as well as biobibliographical surveys of the mentioned philosophers. Additionally, it includes complete or partially annotated English translations of the most important Hebrew scholastic works, critical editions of selected text passages, and a glossary of Latin-Hebrew technical terms. This comprehensive collection is a valuable contribution to the study of intercultural philosophical dialogues of the 15th century.