ABBREVIATIONS AND TITLES^1 OF THE EXTANT
TREATISES ATTRIBUTED TO PHILOAbr. On Abraham (Colson and Whitaker, VI). De Abrahamo (Cohn and Wend-
land, IV). Biog aoqpoii tov xard 8i8aaxc&'iav teXeicoftevrog f\ vofxcov aygd-
qpcov <t 6 jtQ(DTOv> o eon Jteol Appaajx.
Aet. On the Eternity of the World. De aeternitate mundi (VI). IleQi dcpdaooiag
xoajxov. Ileoi Tfjg roti xoouxw yeveaecog (MS. M of Cohn and Wendland).
Agr. On Husbandry (III). De agricultura (II). Ileoi yecoQyiag.
Animal. Alexander, or That Dumb Animals have Reason. Alexander, sive de eo
quod rationem habeant bruta animalia. eO \AAe|avBQog r\ Jteoi tov l.6yov
exeiv ta dAoya £a>a (Eusebius). (Found only in Armenian and Aucher's trans
lation.)
Antiq. Antiquities. Historia ab initio mundi usque ad David regem. De succes
sion generationum. Liber Philonis Antiquitatum.
Cher. On the Cherubim, and the Flaming Sword, and Cain the First Man Cre
ated out of Man (II). De cherubim (I). IleQi tSv Xeoovpiji xoti Tfjg cpA,oyivr|g
Qouxpatctg xai tov xtiff&evtog jtocotov §5 dv&Qawtov Kdiv.
Conf. On the Confusion of Tongues (IV). De confusione linguarum (II). IleQi
ouYX^Gecog biakkxxm.
Cong. On Mating with the Preliminary Studies (IV). De congressu eruditionis
gratia (III). IleQi rrjg jtQ&g td jtQOJtai&e'fyiaTa avwifow.
Cont. On the Contemplative Life. De vita contemplativa (VI), IleQi ptov
*&ecoQT|Tixoii ¥\ Ixetcov (IleQi dQetcov t 6 tetaQtov). 'Ixetai f\ jteQi dQetcov 8'
(C).
Decal. On the Decalogue (VII). De decalogo (IV). IleQi tcov 8exa Wycov ot
xecpdtaxia v6\icov elaiv. Elg ttjv 8exdA,oyov Mcoaecog (AP). IleQi vojicdv I8eag
(M).
Deo On God. De deo (found only in Armenian and Aucher's translation).
Det. That the Worse is Wont to Attack the Better (II). Quod deterius potiori
insidiari soleat (I). IleQi tov to xeiQOv tcp XQeircovi <pdeTv Itftrfdeodai.
Immut. On the Unchangeableness of God (III). Quod deus sit immutabilis (II).
"Oti aTQejttov to fleTov. "'On &tqzkt6v eati t6 deiov Myog d' (U).
Ebr. On Drunkenness (III). De ebrietate (II). IleQi uedrjg taiyog JtQakog. IIbqI
uifrng X6yog ip' (U). IleQi yifrng (GH).
Exs. On Curses. De exsecrationibus (V). Ueq\ &q&v.
Flac. Against Flaccus. In Flaccum (VI). Elg <&taixxov. Otaxxxog ipey6u£vog
i. English tides are taken from the Colson and Whitaker edition of Philo in the Loeb Classi
cal Library (no. 437) as far as that work is completed. Following the English tide is the num
ber of the volume in which the treatise is to be found. Latin and Greek tides are taken from
the Cohn and Wendland edition (no. 431). The Latin tide is followed by the number of the
volume in which the treatise appears. Significant variants in the Greek tides are given together
with the MS. authority.