Philo's Portrayal of Moses in the Context of Ancient Judaism (Christianity and Judaism in Antiquity)
Louis H. Feldman analyzes Philo’s depiction of Moses, exploring how Hellenistic Jewish thought reinterprets biblical tradition within its ancient cultural setting.
About This Book
This volume examines Philo of Alexandria’s portrayal of Moses in relation to the traditions of ancient Judaism.
It situates Philo’s writings within the broader context of Hellenistic Jewish literature and thought.
The study draws on Philo’s extensive corpus to analyze how he interprets Mosaic leadership, law, and virtue.
Attention is given to the ways Philo adapts biblical narratives for a Greco-Roman audience.
The work contributes to ongoing discussions in the fields of early Judaism and biblical interpretation.
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