Presents an account of Philo of Alexandria, who is an essential source for the study of the Judaism of the turn of the eras, the rise of Christianity, and the history of Greek philosophy.
Presents an account of Philo of Alexandria, who is an essential source for the study of the Judaism of the turn of the eras, the rise of Christianity, and the history of Greek philosophy.
Introduction Adam Kamesar Part I. Philo's Life and Writings: 1. Philo, his family, and his times Daniel R. Schwartz 2. The works of Philo James R. Royse 3. Biblical interpretation in Philo Adam Kamesar Part II. Philo's Thought: 4. Philo's thought within the context of middle Judaism Cristina Termini 5. Philo's theology and theory of creation Roberto Radice 6. Philo's ethics Carlos Lévy Part III. Philo's Influence and Significance: 7. Philo and the New Testament Folker Siegert 8. Philo and the early Christian fathers David T. Runia 9. Philo and rabbinic literature David Winston.
Introduction Adam Kamesar Part I. Philo's Life and Writings: 1. Philo, his family, and his times Daniel R. Schwartz 2. The works of Philo James R. Royse 3. Biblical interpretation in Philo Adam Kamesar Part II. Philo's Thought: 4. Philo's thought within the context of middle Judaism Cristina Termini 5. Philo's theology and theory of creation Roberto Radice 6. Philo's ethics Carlos Lévy Part III. Philo's Influence and Significance: 7. Philo and the New Testament Folker Siegert 8. Philo and the early Christian fathers David T. Runia 9. Philo and rabbinic literature David Winston.
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