With just the rare deviation, Maimonides follows a progression from philology to philosophy to theology/exegesis to mysticism (a peculiar brand-blend of intellectual mysticism to boot).
Fun w/ Italian paronyms (courtesy of Using Italian: A Guide to Contemporary Usage):
Impazzire - to go mad.
Impazzare - to run wild.
Forca - hay-/pitchfork
Forcina - hairpin
Forcone - dung-fork, pitchfork
Forchetta - fork (for eating)
See auch Der Geisterfahrer over atl Constanze's bog.
