1–100 AD
During the first century AD, Jewish, Greek, and Roman intellectual traditions continued to shape the foundations of theology, philosophy, biblical interpretation, and classical scholarship. This section highlights Philo Judaeus, whose writings and later Loeb Classical Library editions helped preserve important connections between Jewish theology, Greek philosophy, biblical interpretation, and classical scholarship.
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Philo
With an English translation by F. H. Colson and G. H. Whitaker. The Loeb Classical Library (Greek authors). Greek and English. Vols. 6– translated by F. H. Colson. Vol. 5 has imprint: London, Heinemann; Cambridge, Harvard University Press; v. 6–…
Philo, Supplement I: Questions and Answers on Genesis
Translated from the ancient Armenian version of the original Greek, by Ralph Marcus. The Loeb Classical Library (Greek authors).
Philo, Supplement II: Questions and Answers on Exodus
Translated from the ancient Armenian version of the original Greek, by Ralph Marcus. The Loeb Classical Library (Greek authors).