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PART ONE Bibliographies Editions Fragments Translations Anthologies Commentaries Indices Lexica Journal Internet Sites
Page 1 and 2: Philo of Alexandria
Page 3 and 4: Philo of Alexandria An Annotated Bi
Page 5: CONTENTS Preface ..................
Page 8 and 9: viii preface Provisional versions o
Page 10 and 11: x introduction years), T. Seland (9
Page 12 and 13: xii introduction The present work c
Page 14 and 15: xiv introduction Part One have been
Page 16 and 17: xvi introduction 2002 103 2003 139
Page 18 and 19: xviii contributors David Satran is
Page 20 and 21: xx abbreviations 2. Philonic Editio
Page 22 and 23: xxii abbreviations EvQ Evangelical
Page 24 and 25: xxiv abbreviations RThL Revue Théo
Page 29 and 30: 1. Philo Bibliography Project A. BI
Page 31 and 32: ibliographies 5 1218. D.T.Runia,E.B
Page 33 and 34: critical editions 7 particular he e
Page 35 and 36: translations into modern languages
Page 41 and 42: 13. Russian Translations b. Transla
Page 43 and 44: commentaries 17 First comprehensive
Page 45 and 46: indices and lexicographical works 1
Page 47 and 48: journal 21 3317. D.T.RuniaandG.E.St
Page 49 and 50: internet sites 23 Dura Europus. Rev
Page 51: PART TWO Critical Studies 1997-2006
Page 54 and 55: 28 part two Barton’s aim here is
Page 56 and 57: 30 part two 9707. P. Borgen, ‘Phi
Page 58 and 59: 32 part two The crucial importance
Page 60 and 61: 34 part two does not have a relatio
Page 62 and 63: 36 part two the epitome of the Law
Page 64 and 65: 38 part two 9729. R.B.terHaarRomeny
Page 66 and 67: 40 part two notjustinthecontextofth
Page 68 and 69: 42 part two 9740. J.Klawans,Impurit
Page 70 and 71: 44 part two the content she analyse
Page 72 and 73: 46 part two Pseudo-Justin’s Cohor
Page 74 and 75: 48 part two This study returns to t
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50 part two 9765.D.T.Runia,‘Filon
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52 part two 9772. G. Sellin, ‘Die
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54 part two 9778. H.DixonSlingerlan
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56 part two questions the author fi
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58 part two come forth a man . . .
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60 part two Observing that Philo, J
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62 part two to the accusation of no
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64 part two concludes that ‘Paul
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66 part two Berchman seeks to place
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68 part two 9820.H.K.Bond,Pontius P
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70 part two 9825.J.Bouffartigue,‘
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72 part two of the divine message,
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74 part two 9837. A. De la Fuente,
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76 part two 9843.M.CorderoGarcía,
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78 part two Although Philo’s trea
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80 part two Greek theory. Philo pre
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82 part two as parable to the behav
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84 part two Lévy, states in the Pr
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86 part two terms refer belong to o
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88 part two sees a contradiction in
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90 part two 9884. R. Radice, ‘Le
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92 part two 9890. D.Sedley,‘Theop
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94 part two argues for a fundamenta
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96 part two and at the same time se
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98 part two Philo produced differen
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1999 9901. W.Aalders,DeSeptuagint:
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102 part two Law. Philo uses the mo
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104 part two 9914.A.Carriker,The Li
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106 part two 9921. L.Döring,Schabb
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108 part two to providence. The thi
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110 part two 9932. E.S.Gruen,‘The
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112 part two important to note that
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114 part two 9944. H.M.Keizer,Life
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116 part two The goal of this volum
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118 part two position held by Goode
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120 part two the Word of God, they
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122 part two from the earlier Engli
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124 part two responsible for the nu
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126 part two Numenius of Apameia, t
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2000 20001. R. A. Argall, ‘A Hell
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130 part two 20006.G.Bolognesi,Stud
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132 part two opinion which was wide
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134 part two 20016.G.Delling,Studie
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136 part two The author shows that
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138 part two for his ‘evident fas
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140 part two This dissertation desc
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142 part two of the Second Temple s
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144 part two 20047.M.J.Martin,‘Ph
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146 part two 20051. S.T.Newmyer,‘
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148 part two aware of the role of s
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150 part two 20062.D.T.Runia,‘Ale
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152 part two 20067. D.L.Schiff,Abor
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154 part two The author quotes from
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156 part two 20078. C. Termini, ‘
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158 part two By means of two exampl
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160 part two 20104. ManuelAlexandre
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162 part two O. Matsson (edd.), Lib
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164 part two symbolic value, which
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166 part two and the destruction of
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168 part two 20126.L.Gusella,‘Ess
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170 part two 20131.M.A.Jackson-McCa
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172 part two Gebot: Weisheits- und
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174 part two main chapter treats pr
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176 part two dissertation attempts
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178 part two elements are identifia
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180 part two sacred number seven; s
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182 part two ten words (Gig. 17). A
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184 part two societies of Asia Mino
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186 part two the Jewish thinker. Th
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188 part two 20174. G. E. Sterling,
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190 part two legislators who either
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192 part two 20185. E.Villari,Il mo
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194 part two himself to human being
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196 part two and Philo use the meta
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198 part two is a guide on the way
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200 part two of Onias. Especially i
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202 part two of Philonic thought fr
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204 part two continuity and discont
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206 part two interpretation, coveri
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208 part two parents, who are both
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210 part two the text. First, withi
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212 part two symmetry, the beginnin
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214 part two 20250. C.Hayes,Gentile
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216 part two The NT term Σωτήρ
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218 part two knew Philo’s works t
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220 part two antiquity (pp. 269-278
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222 part two 20273. R. Radice, ‘F
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224 part two (Post. 89-92, Plant 59
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226 part two Hellenistic theology g
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228 part two 20288. G.Schimanowski,
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230 part two to refer to God. No on
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232 part two different groups lived
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2003 20301. F. Alesse, ‘Il tema d
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236 part two customs. The author ex
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238 part two J. H. Ulrichsen (edd.)
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240 part two discussed: (a) the vie
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242 part two as he possibly can. In
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244 part two Octava. Origen and the
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246 part two Commentary on the Law,
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248 part two A description of Philo
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250 part two 20345. L.H.Feldman,‘
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252 part two This article responds
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254 part two apostasy. This was tak
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256 part two and God’s gift of hi
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258 part two 20365. P.W.vanderHorst
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260 part two if properly understood
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262 part two Decalogue is part of t
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264 part two 20381. J. P. Martín,
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266 part two intellectual love of G
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268 part two 20391. M.R.Niehoff,‘
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270 part two Philo largely conforms
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272 part two 203102. R. Radice, ‘
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274 part two 203109. D.T.Runia,‘T
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276 part two has his preference. Th
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278 part two Jewish Banquet (pp. 13
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280 part two In a brief article the
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282 part two if these have been lar
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284 part two 203136. D. Zeller, ‘
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286 part two 20404. J. A. Antón-Pa
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288 part two crucial texts such as
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290 part two 20414. D.Bradshaw,Aris
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292 part two an element which is pr
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294 part two identity, central to w
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296 part two 20429. R.DeinesandK.-W
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298 part two (Gen 6), the destructi
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300 part two Such a person is no lo
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302 part two In this response to A.
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304 part two 20448. R.Hoppe,‘Gere
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306 part two 20452. S.Inowlocki,‘
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308 part two 20458.E.Kessler,Bound
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310 part two These themes are exami
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312 part two differ from what prece
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314 part two In this volume of coll
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316 part two in Filone di Alessandr
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318 part two background, which is t
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320 part two her as an exemplary wi
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322 part two between God the creato
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324 part two The study aims to inve
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326 part two 204103.E.Roberts,Philo
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328 part two symbolism and the text
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330 part two 204115. T.Seland,Paulu
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332 part two God-Logos-cosmos), rul
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334 part two became a τπς of Chr
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336 part two according to a princip
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338 part two the main works of anci
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340 part two negates the earthly te
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2005 20501. J. Álvarez Maestro,
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344 part two The significance of th
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346 part two Testament patriarchs,
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348 part two 20520. J. Dillon, ‘C
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350 part two Athanasius’ Epistula
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352 part two 20529.C.T.R.Hayward,In
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354 part two pythagoreanizing Plato
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356 part two Elsewhere he argues th
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358 part two 20543. C. Lévy, ‘De
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360 part two incorruptible. The art
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362 part two The author gives a bri
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364 part two 20560. R.Radice,‘Laf
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366 part two Ch. 7, which presents
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368 part two 20570.G.E.Sterling,‘
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370 part two ‘Preface to Philo’
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372 part two Weitzman studies the t
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374 part two terminology used for f
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376 part two The place of grace in
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378 part two 20610. D. Brakke, ‘O
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380 part two 20616. N. G. Cohen,
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382 part two reasoning that is prop
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384 part two instruction is that th
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386 part two once, in Spec. 3.205ff
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388 part two 20638.J.L.Hilton,‘Ap
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390 part two 20645.H.M.Keizer,‘Ph
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392 part two 20651. E. Koskenniemi,
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394 part two should not be held as
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396 part two 20663. B. C. McGing,
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398 part two contrary, he is a figu
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400 part two In the treatment of th
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402 part two 20680.B.Schliesser,Abr
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404 part two intelligible world as
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406 part two that gender was a cult
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408 part two opportunity to contemp
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410 part two of the Alexandrian Jew
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412 part two foundation and a link
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A. ADDITIONAL ITEMS 1987-1996 For a
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1992 additional items 1987-1996 417
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additional items 1987-1996 419 a948
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additional items 1987-1996 423 Qumr
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additional items 1987-1996 425 Qumr
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additional items 1987-1996 427 The
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additional items 1987-1996 429 Test
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432 part three 9009: read ‘Philon
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434 part three p. 386: delete entry
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436 index of authors Aslanoff, C. 9
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438 index of authors Cordero Garcí
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440 index of authors Haacker, K. 97
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442 index of authors Lima, L. M. A.
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444 index of authors Plunkett-Dowli
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446 index of authors Strecker, G. a
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448 index of reviewers Burnett, F.
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450 index of biblical passages Tayl
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452 index of biblical passages Deut
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454 index of philonic passages Colo
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456 index of philonic passages Cher
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458 index of philonic passages Cong
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460 index of philonic passages Spec
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462 index of subjects Prov. (cont.)
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464 index of subjects Ambrose (cont
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466 index of subjects Christianity,
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468 index of subjects courage 20580
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470 index of subjects exegesis (con
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472 index of subjects Hilgert, E. 2
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474 index of subjects Josephus (con
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476 index of subjects manna 20224,
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478 index of subjects Origen (cont.
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480 index of subjects Timaeus (cont
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482 index of subjects Sabbath Year
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484 index of subjects supreme princ
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486 index of greek terms γατης
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488 index of greek terms σνμία
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490 index of contributors 7. INDEX
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492 index of contributors Seland,T.
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