Fragments; Newly Edited by Rendel Harris presents a meticulously curated collection of writings attributed to Philo of Alexandria, an important figure in Hellenistic Judaism. This edition, skillfully edited by J. Rendel Harris, offers readers access to previously scattered and less accessible pieces of Philo's work.
Philo's writings are invaluable for understanding the intellectual and religious landscape of the first century. His synthesis of Greek philosophy and Jewish thought provides critical insights into the development of early Christian theology and the broader context of religious syncretism in the ancient world. This edition is essential for scholars of religious history, philosophy, and classics, offering a window into the mind of one of antiquity's most influential thinkers.
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