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

3^4 INDEX I

equality, 87, 89, 94

equity, 108

Essenes, 87

Euripides, io8n.

Eurysus the Pythagorean, 99n.

Eusebius, 9, 12, 96n., ioon.

F

INKELSTEIN, L., 3n.

Fisch, H. M., 44n.

Flaccus, 7f., 9, 10, 15, 16, 23, 29, 30, 57, 101

flattery, 4L, 14, 19, 27, 41, 52, 56, 63

Fortune, 12, 76

France, Republic of, 121

Francis, King, edict of, 122L

G

AIUS CALIGULA, 1, 7-19, 30, 65, 67,

68, 101, 103-110, 118, 121L; attitude

toward legal rights of subjects, 107-109;

images of, 1, 14, i6f., 113, 122; theory of

rulership, 14, 18, 105-109

Gayyat, I. b., ii3n.

Geiger, F., 2, 3n., 5n., 76n., 86n.

gentiles, as audience, iof., 21, 38f., 42, 43,

47, 5°, 56, 59, 62, 63, 90, ioon., no, 116;

excluded from "divine nature," 119; the

"wicked," 115

Gfrorer, A., 116

God, 27, 86; ideal ruler, 9of., 96, 97, 99, 119;

relation to Jews, 10, 12, 13, 20, 27, 42L;

relation to mankind, I2f.; relation to rulers,

14, 45, 48f., 57n., 91L, 94-96, 99, "4, "9;

relation to universe, 78; savior, 97; source

of arts, laws, customs, and standards, 69,

of Law, 79; trust in, 31

good, nature of the, 2if., 7if., 73

Goodhart, H. L., 12m.

H

AGAR and Sarah, 83
harmony, 94, 102
Harris, J. R., 39n., 92n., 95n., 97n., 99n.
Hausrath, A., 35n.
heaven, citizen of, 91; heavenly city, 83L
Heinemann, I., if., 43m, 45n., 75m, 86n.,
93n., 95n.
Heinze, M., io6n.
Helicon, 15, 16
Henkel, H., 44n.
Heraclitus, 76L, 78n.
Hirzel, R., 79n., 8in., io8n.
Holyday, B., 66n.
Homer, 44, 45, 46
household manager, 49L, 55, 70
human fallibility, 81
"humility," 24, 34
Husbandman, s.v. Messiah

I

AMBLICHUS, 44n., 53n., 98

imperium, 55

Isaac, 21, 22, 43

laoTTig, s.v. equality

iuridicus, 35-37, 60

J

ACOB, 43L, 47, 71, 72n.; the ideal man, 44

James I, 4

Jamnia, 16, 17

Jethro, allegory of, 34-37; "pastoral care of

God," 36

Jews, allegiance to law, 15, 29, 31, 36-38, 80;

art, 113; as audience, 7, 11, 21, 25, 34, 38,

42, 113; attitude toward emperor's office,

100, no, 114; attitude toward hellenistic

theory of kingship, 19, 85, 95, 105, no,

112-114, 119; attitude toward images, 1,

14, i6f., ii3f.; attitude toward martyrdom,

26, 27, 41; in Roman society, 4, 10, 17, 20,

35, 4of.; literature and history, 62; Mes­

sianic hope, 115-119; metaphysics, 42;

monotheism, 14, 27, 110-113; patriotism,

113; preservation of customs and rights,

1 of., 14, 19L, 57, 58, 101, 108; racial soli­

darity, 3, 4, 10, 16, i8f., 3if., 114, 116; re­

lation to God, 10, 12, 13, 20, 27, 42L; re­

ligious Judaism, 112L; reverence for Pa­

triarchs, 111-113; symbolized by "truth,"

31; virtue, 115, 116, 117

John the Baptist, 25

Joseph, 21-33, 43f-, 46-63, 71L, 90, ioon.,

101, 113; "addition," 23L, 33, 48; "addi­

tion of the Lord," 48; allegory of, 21-33,

90, 101, 113, 115; "arrogance," 23-27, 30L,

43, 47; attributes, 28, 33n., 46, 48, 50, 521.,

60-62; brothers, 22, 26, 28, 47, 57-60, 7if.;

coat of many colors, 32, 48, 71; dreams,

21, 22, (first) 26-29, (second) 29-32, 47,

54L; education, 44, 46; "empty opinion,"

22-24, 26; 8JCITQOJIO5, 22L, 55; household

manager, 49L, 55; interpreter of dreams,

56; natural gifts, 46, 50; politicus, 21-31,

43-63; prefect, 43, 55L, 62; slave of Poti-

phar, 51, 60

Josephus, I7n., 38, 64-66, 122

Judah, 59

Judaism as a law and as a Mystery, 43; see

also s.v. Jews

Justin Martyr, i3n.

Juvenal, 66

K

evri 86|a, s.v. "empty opinion"

king, 8, 19, 27, 44-63, 86-120; Aristotle

on, 45, 49f.; attributes, 45, 50, 57L, 60-62,

91-100; "averter of evils," 53; Benefactor,