Philo: Foundations of Religious Philosophy in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, Volumen1

accordance with nature according to Philo Aristotelian Aristotle Arnim belief Berakot called Christian classification commandments conception constitution Decal democracy described desire Deut distinction divine spirit emotions existence Exod expression external form of government frenzy genus Greek philosophy Hebrew holy human Ibid incorporeal intellectual virtues interpretation Israel Jews Judaism justice kind king knowledge laws of Moses Lord Maimonides means ment Messianic age Midrash Migr mind Mishneh Torah moral virtues Moreh Nebukim Mosaic nations native Jewish tradition natural law Noachian laws passage Pentateuch philosophers piety Plato Politica polity Polybius practical Praem predicates priest principle prophet proselyte quoted rabbis rational soul reason reference regard repentance revealed righteous Sanhedrin Scripture sense Septuagint Sifre Similarly Somn Spec Spinoza statement Stoics Tannaitic term thee Theol things thou shalt tion translation type of prophecy unlike verse Virt voice words worship yeşer