He emigrated to Majorca, and there, some time before 1327, composed a ritual work of great merit bearing the title Orchot Hayyim (The Paths of Life). The first part deals chiefly with the laws concerning the daily prayers, the Sabbath, and the festivals, and was published in Florence in 1752.
He moved to Majorca and created a significant religious work called "Orchot Hayyim" (The Paths of Life) around 1327. The first part of the work deals with daily prayers, Sabbath observance, and festivals, and was published in Florence in 1752.