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Philo’s texts

Philo’s texts and translations

• Philo, Greek texts
  The Cohn-Wendland edition of Philo’s texts
• Philo; Greek texts
  Patrum Ecclesiae Graecorum: Pars II: Philonis Judaei Operum Omnium,(Richter’s edition 1827).
• Philo; His Greek texts digitalized
  Philo’s Greek texts are available in the Accordance Software
• Philo; his Greek texts digitalized
  Philo’s Greek texts are available in the Logos Bible Software 4
• Philo; his Greek texts digitalized
  Philo’s Greek texts with translation are available in Bibleworks
• Philo; Yonges English translation
  Yonges somewhat old translation of Philo’s texts
• Philo: his Greek texts digitalized
  Philo’s texts are available by subscribing to TLG

Introductory articles on Philo

Various articles on Philo

• Bloch,René, “Who was Philo of Alexandria?
  Report from a seminar: René Bloch, “Who was Philo of Alexandria? Tracing Autobiographic Passages in Philo”
• Philo Judaeus
  From JewishEncyclopedia.com; The unedited full-text of the 1906 Jewish Encyclopedia
• Philo of Alexandria
  From Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
• Philo of Alexandria
  from a site called earlychurch.org.uk
• Reinhartz, 'Philo's Exposition of the Law and Social History
  Adele Reinhartz, ‘Philo’s Exposition of the Law and Social History: Methodological Considerations.’First printed in Eugene H. Lowering Jr. (ed.), SBL Annual Meeting 1993 Seminar Papers (Scholars Press, Atlanta, Georgia, 1993), pp. 6-21. Here scanned and m
• Runia, How to read Philo
  David T. Runia, How to read Philo from Idem, Exegesis and Philosophy: Studies on Philo of Alexandria (Variorum, Aldershot, 1990), pp. 185-198.
• Runia, Philo of Alexandria and the beginning of Christian thought
  David T. Runia, Philo of Alexandria and the beginning of Christian thought. Studia Philonica Annual 7 (1995): 143-160
• Runia, Philo, Alexandrian and Jew
  David T. Runia, Philo, Alexandrian and Jew from Idem, Exegesis and Philosophy: Studies on Philo of Alexandria (Variorum, Aldershot, 1990), pp. 1-18.
• Runia, Philonic Nomenclature
  David T. Runia, Philonic Nomenclature from Studia Philonica Annual 6(1994), pp.1-27.
• Runia, References to Philo from Josephus up to 1000 AD
  David T. Runia, References to Philo from Josephus up to 1000 AD. from Studia Philonica 6 (1994): 111-121.
• Studia Philonica Annual Homepage
  The Homepage of the most important annual Journal for all those interested in Philo: The Studia Philonica Annual

More articles on Philo

Scholarly studies available on the Internet

• Ancient School Activity in Alexandria and Rome
  W. Bousset’s Study of Ancient School Activity in Alexandria and Rome. Seminar Report
• Bentwich, Philo-Judæus of Alexandria
  Links to e-versions to the book on Philo-Judæus of Alexandria by Norman Bentwich.
• Bloch, Rene, Moses and Greek Myth in Hellenistic Judaism
  T. Romer, ed, Article published in La Construction de la Figure de Moise. Paris 2007.
• Bloch, René, Von Scene zu Scene: Das judische Theater in der Antike
  Published in Simone Haeberli, ed., Juden in ihrer Umwelt. Akkulturation des Judentums in Antike und Mittelalter. Basel
• Evans, Alexander the Alabarch: Roman and Jew
  Alexander the Alabarch: Roman and Jew, Article by Kasse Evans
• Hagner, The Vision of God in Philo and John
  D.A. Hagner, ‘The Vision of God in Philo and John: A Comparative study,’ in Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society 14:2 (Spring 1971):81-93
• Mackie, “Seeing God in Philo of Alexandria: The Logos, the Powers, or the Existent One?”
  Scot D. Mackie, “Seeing God in Philo of Alexandria: The Logos, the Powers, or the Existent One?” The Studia Philonica Annual 21 (2009): 25–47.
• Mackie,“Seeing God in Philo of Alexandria: Means, Methods, and Mysticism."
  Scot D. Mackie, “Seeing God in Philo of Alexandria: Means, Methods, and Mysticism,” Journal for the Study of Judaism 43.2 (2012): 147–179.
• Moehring, Arithmology as an Exegetical Tool in the Writings of Philo of Alexandria
  Article by Horst Moehring, from p. 191-227 in SBL Seminar Papers 1978/1.
• Najman, Cain and Abel as Characer Traits
  H. Najman,»Cain and Abel as Characer Traits:A Study in The Allegorical Typology..,» from Themes in Biblical Narrative; Jewish and Christian Traditions, edited by Gerard Luttikhuizen, Brill, 2003:107-118.
• Najman, H., A Written Copy of The Law of Nature: An Unthinkable Paradox?
  An Article from The Studia Philonica Annual XV (2003) 54–63.
• Najman, H., The Law of Nature and the Authority of the Mosaic Law
  An Article from The Studia Philonica Annual 11 (1999) 55–73.
• Philo of Alexandria Commentary Series
  The Philo of Alexandria Commentary Series (PACS) homepage.
• Philo's Treatment of the Number Seven in On Creation
  by Robert Kraft, University of Pennsylvania for the SBL Philo Group, November 1996 (New Orleans).
• Seland, "Saul of Tarsus and Early Zealotism. Reading Gal 1,13-14 in Light of Philo’s Writings."
  An Article, printed in Biblica, Vol. 83 (2002) 449-471.
• The Law of God and the Laws of the Cities in Philo of Alexandria
  An Article by Francesca Calabi, Italy
• Thurston, Philo and the Epistle to the Hebrews
  Robert W. Thurston, «Philo and the Epistle to the Hebrews,» The Evangelical Quarterly 58.2 (Apr.-June 1986): 133-143.