So are Aldabi's "Ten Questions on the Soul" (§6), interspersed with passages borrowed literally from Joseph ibn Zaddik and Hillel ben Samuel, only a modified form of the "Ten Discussions on the Soul," which Gerson himself adapted from a book on the soul, probably written by Ibn Gabirol. Against the charges of plagiarism raised in Brüll's Jahrb. ii.166-168, see Steinschneider, Hebr.
Aldabi's "Ten Questions on the Soul" (§6), incorporating passages from Joseph ibn Zaddik and Hillel ben Samuel, are likely a reworking of Gerson's adaptation of a book on the soul, possibly written by Ibn Gabirol, in response to accusations of plagiarism leveled against him by Brüll.