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The Works of Philo Judaeus, Vol. IV (Yonge)

Philon von Alexandria

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I ? -<:mf}' ■ /,.„>,-, r*uA£jui<JL^ 1 4: 9f THE WORKS PHILO JUD^US, THE CONTEMPORARY OF JOSEPHUS, TRANSLATED FROM THE GREEK, BY < C. D. YONGE, B.A. VOL. IV. LONDON: HENRY G. BOHN, YORK STREET, COVENT GARDEN. 1855. I EMMANUQ. HADnON, BROTHERS, AND CO., PRINTERS, CASTI.E STREET, F1NSBURY. f/.lff CONTENTS. Pack On a Contemplative Life, or on the Virtues of Suppliants 1 On the Incorruptibility of the World 21 Against Flaccus 61 On the Virtues and on the Office of Ambassadors. Addressed to Caius 99 Concerning the "World 180 The Fragments of the Lost "Works 210 Fragments extracted from the Parallels of John of Da- mascus 242 Fragments from a Monkish Manuscript 257 Fragments preserved by Antonius 271 Fragments from an Anonymous Collection in the Bod- leian Library at Oxford 276 Fragments from an Unpublished Manuscript in the Library of the French King 277 A Volume of Questions, and Solutions to those Ques- tions, which arise in Genesis 284 Index to the Four Volumes ... 465 A TEEATISE ON A CONTEMPLATIVE LIFE, OR. ON THE VIRTUES OF SUPPLIANTS. Library of the French King 277 A Volume of Questions, and Solutions to those Ques- tions, which arise in Genesis 284 Index to the Four Volumes ... 465 A TEEATISE ON A CONTEMPLATIVE LIFE, OR. ON THE VIRTUES OF SUPPLIANTS. I. Having mentioned the Essenes, who in all respects se- lected for their admiration and for their especial adoption tho practical course of life, and who excel in all, or what perhaps may be a less unpopular and invidious thing to say, in most of its parts, I will now proceed, in the regular order of my subject, to speak of those who have embraced the speculative life, and

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