The Politics of Philo Judaeus: Practice and Theory, with a General Bibliography of Philo

130 A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PHILO

XI. PHILO'S TESTIMONY TO THE SEPTUAGINT 246

XII. PHILO'S USE OF ALLEGORY 248

XIII. THE RELATION OF PHILO'S IDEAS TO GREEK PHILOSOPHY. 250

XIV. PHILO'S RELATION TO JEWISH TRADITIONS 256

XV. THE DOCTRINE OF GOD 261

XVI. THE DOCTRINES OF LOGOS, SOPHIA, SPIRIT, AND OTHER

INTERMEDIARIES 262

XVII. MAN 267

XVIII. MYSTERY, MYSTICISM, SALVATION, FAITH, AND RELIGIOUS

EXPERIENCE 269

XIX. ETHICS 274

XX. LAW AND POLITICAL THEORY 275

XXI. APOLOGETICS 278

XXII. THE MESSIAH 279

XXIII. MAGIC, ALCHEMY, AND NUMBER 280

XXIV. PHILO'S RELATION TO GNOSTICISM 281

XXV. ESSENES AND THERAPEUTAE 282

XXVI. THE RELATION OF PHILONIC AND NEW TESTAMENT IDEAS 290

XXVII. PHILO AND PAUL 292

XXVIII. PHILO AND THE LETTER TO THE HEBREWS 294

XXIX. PHILO AND THE JOHANNINE WRITINGS 295

XXX. PHILO IN LATER CHRISTIAN TRADITION 298

XXXI. MENTION OF PHILO IN PRINTED BOOKS OF THE FIFTEENTH

CENTURY 308

XXXII. MISCELLANEOUS REFERENCE TO PHILO 317

XXXIII. PSEUDO-PHILONIC WRITINGS 318

INDEX TO MANUSCRIPTS 329

INDEX OF NAMES 335