Philo in Early Christian Literature A survey
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Fortress Press, Minneapolis :
Van Gorcum, Assen,
1993
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| Colección: | (Compendia Rerum Iudaicarum ad Novum Testamentum ;
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- How Philo became a church father honoris causa
- How Philo fared in later pagan tradition
- How Philo fared in later Jewish tradition
- How Philo´s writings survived
- How Pilo lost his status as honorary church father
- Aim, scope and method of this study
- Main themes in Philo
- Synoptic presentations
- Some general perspectives on our theme
- Work in progress and tools of research
- A common background
- Paul
- The epistle to the Hebrews
- The gospel of John
- Results in Patristic perspective
- Two final examples
- Clement of Rome
- Ignatius of Antioch
- Epistle of Barnabas
- Aristides
- Justin Martyr
- Athenagoras
- Theopilus of Antioch
- Irenaeus
- The beginnings of Christianity in Alexandria
- Early documents
- The Christian Gnostic teachers
- Second century documents
- Conclusion
- The alexandrian catechetical school
- Foundations
- A recent study on the use of Philo in the Stromateis
- Other writings
- Other themes
- Clement´s debt to Philo: an evaluative typology
- From Alexandria to Palestine
- Foundations
- Biblical interpretation
- Exegetical themes
- Philosophical and theological themes
- Spritual themes
- Origen, Philo, and Judaism
- Ps. Justin Cohortatio ad Graecos
- The theology of Arius
- Athanasius
- Didymus the Blind
- Isidore of Pelusium
- Continuations
- Eusebius in his context
- Historical works
- Apologetic and theological writings
- The subsequent history of the Eusebian Therapeutae
- Philo and the Easter controversies
- Basil of Caesarea
- Gregory of Nazianzus
- Gregory of Nyssa
- Nemesius of Emesa
- Biblical interpretation in the 4th century
- Continuations
- East and West, Greek and Latin
- Tertullian
- Calcidius
- Bishop and scholar
- Ambrose and Philo: extent of usage
- Ambrose and Philo: Quellenforschung
- Ambrose and Philo: appropriation and vigilance
- Remaining themes
- Philo in Milan
- Jerome
- Augustine
- Continuations
- Philo in the church fathers
- Pointers to further research
- Philo ludaeus inter cristianos.