Philo Judaeus; or, The Jewish-Alexandrian Philosophy in Its Development and Completion (1888 Drummond), book

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Philo Judaeus; or, The Jewish-Alexandrian Philosophy in Its Development and Completion (1888) is a book by James Drummond.

Abstract

Editions and translations

Published in London, England: Williams & Norgate, 1888. Reprinted in Amsterdam: Philo Press, 1969.

Table of contents

Volume I

  • Introduction: Philo, and the general principles of the Jewish-Alexandrian philosophy
  • Book I: Greek Philosophy
    • Chapter I: Heraclitus
    • Chapter II: Anaxagoras to Aristotle
    • Chapter III: The Stoics
  • Appendix to Book I: On the question whether Heraclitus recognized a conscious intelligence in the Universe
  • Book II: Blending of Hellenism and Judaism till the Time of Philo
    • Chapter I: Preparations for the doctrine of the Logos in the Old Testament
    • Chapter II: Ecclesiasticus
    • Chapter III: The Septuagint
    • Chapter IV: Jewish-Alexandrian Literature: Sibylline Oracles
    • Chapter V: The Wisdom of Solomon
  • Appendix to Book II
  • Book III: Philo
    • Chapter I: The Origin and Nature of Philosophy
    • Chapter II: The Universe and the problems it suggests
    • Chapter III: Anthropology

Volume II

  • Book III (continued)
    • Chapter IV: The Existence and Nature of God
    • Chapter V: The Divine Powers
    • Chapter VI: The Logos
    • Chapter VII: The higher Anthropology
  • Indices

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