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008			1993 xxua a a eng
020			_a9023227131
035			_a(Sirsi) i9789023227137
040			_aPE-LiUPU _bspa _cPE-LiUPU _erda
082	0	4	_a270.1816 _bR942p _223
100			_aRunia, David T., _eautor. _94521
245			_aPhilo in Early Christian Literature : _bA survey / _cDavid T. Runia.
264		1	_aFortress Press, Minneapolis : _bVan Gorcum, Assen, _c1993
300			_a418 páginas ; _c23 centímetros.
336			_atext _2rdacontent
337			_aunmediated _2rdamedia
338			_avolume _2rdacarrier
490	0		_a(Compendia Rerum Iudaicarum ad Novum Testamentum ; _v3)
504			_aBibliografía : páginas 357-392.
505	0		_aHow Philo became a church father honoris causa -- How Philo fared in later pagan tradition -- How Philo fared in later Jewish tradition -- How Philo´s writings survived -- How Pilo lost his status as honorary church father -- Aim, scope and method of this study -- Main themes in Philo -- Synoptic presentations -- Some general perspectives on our theme -- Work in progress and tools of research -- A common background -- Paul -- The epistle to the Hebrews -- The gospel of John -- Results in Patristic perspective -- Two final examples -- Clement of Rome -- Ignatius of Antioch -- Epistle of Barnabas -- Aristides -- Justin Martyr -- Athenagoras -- Theopilus of Antioch -- Irenaeus -- The beginnings of Christianity in Alexandria -- Early documents -- The Christian Gnostic teachers -- Second century documents -- Conclusion -- The alexandrian catechetical school -- Foundations -- A recent study on the use of Philo in the Stromateis -- Other writings -- Other themes -- Clement´s debt to Philo: an evaluative typology -- From Alexandria to Palestine -- Foundations -- Biblical interpretation -- Exegetical themes -- Philosophical and theological themes -- Spritual themes -- Origen, Philo, and Judaism -- Ps. Justin Cohortatio ad Graecos -- The theology of Arius -- Athanasius -- Didymus the Blind -- Isidore of Pelusium -- Continuations -- Eusebius in his context -- Historical works -- Apologetic and theological writings -- The subsequent history of the Eusebian Therapeutae -- Philo and the Easter controversies -- Basil of Caesarea -- Gregory of Nazianzus -- Gregory of Nyssa -- Nemesius of Emesa -- Biblical interpretation in the 4th century -- Continuations -- East and West, Greek and Latin -- Tertullian -- Calcidius -- Bishop and scholar -- Ambrose and Philo: extent of usage -- Ambrose and Philo: Quellenforschung -- Ambrose and Philo: appropriation and vigilance -- Remaining themes -- Philo in Milan -- Jerome -- Augustine -- Continuations -- Philo in the church fathers -- Pointers to further research -- Philo ludaeus inter cristianos.
526			_aSEG42
526			_aSEG41
526			_aSEG40
526			_aSEG39
526			_aP94
526			_aP87
526			_aP86
526			_aP85
526			_aP77
526			_aP76
526			_aP35
600			_aFilon de Alejandría, c.25 a.C.-c.50 d.C. _xestudio
650	1	4	_aLiteratura cristiana.
650	1	4	_aJudaismo. _91492
942			_2ddc _cBK
980			_81 _gALBERTO SANCHEZ Responsable de Automatización
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