326 INDEX I
Mosis, 97L; De Virtutibus, see In Flaccum,
esp. 1 if.; distinguished from other con
temporary writers, 74; Exposition, 38-40,
42; family, 64-66; flattery, s.v.; gregarious-
ness, 82; idealistic language, 1; indirection,
s.v. Philo, caution; In Flaccum, 7-12, 13,
151., 30, 1 oof.; influence on later Christian
tradition, 100, ii4f., noi.; interpretation
of Scriptures, 42, 58, 61, 67, 74; kingship,
theory of, 141., 19, 43-63, 90-119; Legatio,
12-19, 102-113; Messianic hope, s.v. Mes
siah; Mystery, s.v.; monotheism, s.v.; notion
of law, s.v. law; notion of Logos, s.v.
Logos; opinion of Roman rulers, 6f., 131.,
21, 23-25, 27, 30L, 33, 34, 38-40, 63, 103,
107-109; parallels with Augustine, 83-85;
political activity, if., 16, 28, 32, 42, 64, 66-
68, 86; political status, 3f.; politicus, 27,
66; Pythagorean sources, s.v. Pythagorean;
representative of contemporary thought, 45L,
71, 73; State, 48, 76-79, 86f.; vacillation
between contemplative and active life, 27-
29, 66-76, 81-85; writings, 1, 7, 29, 64, 68
philosopher king, 87
q>d6vog, s.v. Envy
Plato and Platonism, 22, 23n., 45, 46n., 47n.,
49, 5m., 53n., 6in., 67n., 69, 73, 8if., 83,
84f., 87, 88, 92, 121
Plutarch, 54
pogrom, 1, 4, 8, 14, 15
politicus, 21-33, 43-63, 66, 75
Polybius, 36, 50, 93n.
Pompey, 46
Pope, see Roman Pontiff
Poseidonius, 45n.
Potiphar, 51
Potiphar's wife, 5 of.
prefect, 19, 22L, 291., 52, 55f., 57, 90, 101;
see also politicus
Premerstein, von A., 36n.
priest, 93, 97f., 99
property, 94
pseudo-Platonic Menexenos, 87
Ptolemy Philadelphus, 94n.
Pythagorean, 2, 23n., 44n., 451., 53n., 54,
61, 71, 75n., 87n., 90, 91, 94, 96-99, 105,
noR
IGHT REASON," 27, 3of., 74, 80, 94. riots, 16, 17, 18
Ritter, S., I2n.
Rohde, E., 53n.
Roman, audience, see s.v. gentiles, esp. 10,
38f., 52, 63, no; criticism of Gaius, 108L;
opinion of Jews, 4, 35-38, 41, 52; respect
for rights and privileges of Jews, 10, 11,
14, 19, 57, 58, 101; rulers, 5-7, 14L, 22-
27, 29-41, 43-63, 88f., 100-110, 113
Roman Pontiff, 45
Rosenberg, 36n.
Rostovtzeff, M. I., 65n.
rulership, see s.v. kingS
AGE, 83L, 9if., 98
Sarah, 83
Sceptics, 69
Schiirer, E., 9, 11, 35n.
Scott, K., 44n.
Sejanus, 11
cre^ivoTTig, s.v. majesty
Seneca, 44n., 93n.
Septuagint, 33, 39, 51, 55, 58
Silanus, Marcus, 131., 106
Social-mindedness, s.v. xoivovia
society, 68-76, 81
Socrates, 49n.
Sophia, 99
sovereignty, 86
State, 2, 48, 69, 76-79, 80-82, 86f.
Stein, E. M., 8n., 23n.
Sthenidas, 46n., 9111., 95n., 96, 97n.
Stoics, 2, 23n., 44n., 48, 51, 69, 73, 76n., 77,
79, 83, 84f., 91, 93n., 96, io6n.
Suetonius, 44n., 65n., 90, i03n., io5n., io6n.,
io7n., 108, 109
oru|xPov^og, s.v. legate
"superfluous arrogance," 34f., 80T
ACITUS, 65n., 90, I05n.
Talmud, 113
Tarn, W. W., 44n.
deloc;, s.v. "divine"
Themistius, 44n.
Therapeutae, 68
Tiberius Alexander, 7, 13, 14L, 19, 31, 65, 88,
101, I02f., no, in
TOVTO, 116
Treitel, L., 69m
truth, 30L
xuqjog, s.v. "arrogance"
TVjcn, s.v. Fortune
tyranny, 44, 81, 82, 86, 88, 93, esp. 100, 101,
io8n., 122|JLPIAN, 55n.V
IRTUE, 691., 82, 87, 102, 115, 116, 117
Vitellius, 38