Some later editions of the "Mishneh Torah" differ by one letter and read "Nor one of their wise men". The latter reading is narrower. Baruch Spinoza read Maimonides as using "nor", and accused him of being narrow and particularistic. Other Jewish philosophers, such as Hermann Cohen and Moses Mendelssohn, have used more inclusive interpretations of the passage by Maimonides. In either reading, Maimonides appears to exclude philosophical Noahides from being "Righteous Gentiles". According to him, a truly "Righteous Gentile" follows the seven laws because they are divinely revealed, and thus are followed out of obedience to God.