Legum Allegoriae

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Legum Allegoriae is a work by the Hellenistic Jewish philosopher Philo of Alexandria that offers an allegorical interpretation of the laws and narratives of the Hebrew Bible.

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Legum Allegoriae canonical 1
Legum Allegoriae I 1
Legum Allegoriae II 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf allegorical exegesis
biblical commentary
philosophical work
aim to reconcile Greek philosophy with Jewish scripture
author Philo of Alexandria
countryOfOrigin Roman Egypt
focusesOn allegorical interpretation of Mosaic law
allegorical interpretation of biblical narratives
hasPart Legum Allegoriae I
linked to: Legum Allegoriae

Legum Allegoriae II
linked to: Legum Allegoriae

Legum Allegoriae III
linked to: Legum Allegoriae
historicalContext Second Temple Judaism
influencedBy Platonic philosophy
Stoic allegorical methods
intendedAudience Greek-speaking intellectuals interested in Judaism
educated Hellenistic Jewish readers
interpretsWork Genesis 2
Genesis 3
Genesis 4
language Ancient Greek
literaryGenre Jewish Hellenistic literature
religious philosophy
mainSubject Book of Genesis
Hebrew Bible
linked to: Tanakh
method allegorical interpretation
partOf corpus of Philo of Alexandria
philosophicalTradition Hellenistic Judaism
linked to: Hellenistic Jews

Middle Platonism
placeOfOrigin Alexandria
preservedIn Greek manuscript tradition
religiousTradition Judaism
theologicalTheme creation
human soul
nature of God
virtue and vice
timePeriod 1st century CE
usesConcept Logos
workSeries Allegorical Commentary on Genesis

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Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Legum Allegoriae hasPart Legum Allegoriae I
linked to: Legum Allegoriae
Legum Allegoriae hasPart Legum Allegoriae II
linked to: Legum Allegoriae
Legum Allegoriae hasPart Legum Allegoriae III
linked to: Legum Allegoriae