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

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clopadie fiir Bibel und Talmud, Strelitz, 2nd edit., II, 1883, 374-380,
904-908.
999. Perez, Francesco, Sopra Filone Alessandrino e il suo libro detto La
Sapienza di Salomone, saggio storico-critico, seguito da una versione
poetica del libro stesso e da una appendice, Palermo, 1883, pp. 200.
fReviewed by G. Jare, Mose
antologia israelitica, VII (1884), 76-78,
111-114, 180-184; and by C. Siegfried, Berliner philologische Wochen­
schrift, IV (1884), 426.
iooo.# Weisse, Samson, Philo von Alexandrien und Moses Maimonides. Ein
vergleichender Versuch, Diss. (Halle), Halle a. S., 1884, pp. 31.
iooi.f Derenbourg, J., "Gloses d'abou Zakariya Ben Bilam sur Isaie," Revue
des etudes juives, XVII (1888), 172-180.
i002.f Epstein, A., "Le Livre des Jubiles, Philon et le Midrasch Tadsche,"
Revue des itudes juives, XXI (1890), 80-97, XXII (1891), 1-25.
1003.* Graetz, H., History of the Jews, Philadelphia, 1891-1898, 6 vols.; see
II, 144-145, 176, 184-187, 191, 194, 209-215, 373; III, 162; IV, 614; V,
684.



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    gorisme," Etude sur les origines et la nature du Zohar, precedSe d'une
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    1009.
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    ters, Berlin, 1907, 1910, 2 vols.; see II, 391-473 and passim.

  2. Ginzberg, Louis, The Legends of the Jews, (translated from the Ger­
    man manuscript by Henrietta Szold and Paul Radin), Philadelphia,
    1909-1938.
    The amazingly learned notes in volumes V and VI, with their com­
    parison of Philo and other Jewish traditions, are our most important
    source for a study of Philo's relation to Judaism in general. See the
    Index volume.

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