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The Influence of Philo’s De Abrahamo on Gregory of Nyssa’s De Vita Moysis
Although Gregory of Nyssa was familiar with the work of Philo of Alexandria and no doubt drew inspiration from him in many ways, the number of Philo’s works Gregory actually knew is still not known. This article explores the possible influence of Philo’s
Markéta Bendová
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Same-sex relationships: A 1st-century perspective
Read in the light of other Jewish literature of the time, not least, Philo of Alexandria, Paul’s comments in Romans 1 about same-sex relations should be seen as a rhetorical ploy to gain a sympathetic hearing for his argument from the Roman recipients ...
William Loader
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Gender diversity and syphilis: something's going on? [PDF]
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Historical evolution of robot-assisted cardiac surgery: a 25-year journey. [PDF]
Chitwood WR.
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Melancholia Scytharum: the early modern psychiatry of transgender identification. [PDF]
Janssen DF.
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Philo of Alexandria on the contents of the Book of Genesis (Abr. 1)
The article discusses the strange presentation at the beginning of Philo of Alexandria’s On Abraham of the main content of the Book of Genesis as an account “of fruitfulness and barrenness, of dearth and plenty; how fire and water wrought great ...
B. M. Nikolsky
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Torrey Seland (red.): Reading Philo: A Handbook to Philo of Alexandria
Gunnar Haaland
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THEODICY IN ANCIENT PHILOSOPHY: FROM PRESOCRATICS TO PHILO
The problem of theodicy is one of the oldest and most complex issues in Christian thought. Genetically, it originates from a theistic worldview model, which, on the one hand, determined the conceptual framework for its resolution and, on the other hand,
Владислав РЯЗАНОВ
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Nature Archetypes - Concepts Related to Objects and Phenomena in Natural Environments. A Swedish Case. [PDF]
Ottosson J, Grahn P.
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Philo of Alexandria and Platonist Psychology
John Dillon
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