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|a The Studia Philonica annual studies in Hellenistic Judaism.
|n Volume XXXII 2020,
|p Studies in Philo in honor of Gregory Sterling /
|c editors David T. Runia, Michael B. Cover.
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|t Bios Miktos: Gregory E. Sterling, scholar and academic leader /
|r David T. Runia --
|t Gregory E. Sterling: a bibliography of his publications 1983-2019 /
|r Michael B. Cover --
|t Training eyes to see rightly: educational principles in Philo and the Fourth Gospel /
|r Harold W. Attridge -- Philo's rationales for the Book of Genesis and their implications for his exposition of the law /
|r Ellen Birnbaum --
|t A tradition shared by Paul and Philo: water from the rock in the wilderness /
|r Adela Yarbro Collins --
|t Love of neighbor in Hellenistic Judaism /
|r John J. Collins --
|t Philo's "Confessions": an Alexandran Jew between nothing and something /
|r Michael B. Cover --
|t Ορησχεία in Philo and Josephus: worship, virtue, or religion? /
|r Jan Willem van Henten --
|t Philo and the New Testament: including passages from Philo as marginal references in editions of the Greek New Testament /
|r Carl R. Holladay --
|t Philo and the materialization of sacrifice /
|r Andrew McGowan --
|t Adam's sin and the origin of death: Paul's argument in Romans 5:12-14 in the light of Jewish texts from the Second Temple period /
|r Karl-Wilhem Niebuhr --
|t Abraham in the Greek East: faith, circumcision, and covenant in Philo's allegorical commentary and Paul's letter to the Galacians /
|r Maren R. Niehoff --
|t Some overlooked classical references in Philo /
|r James R. Royse --
|t The virtue of hope in the writings and thought of Philo of Alexandria /
|r David T. Runia.
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