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Das "Gesetz" bei Philon von Alexandrien und Flavius Josephus : Studien zum Verständnis und zur Funktion der Thora bei den beiden Hauptzeugen des hellenistischen Judentums / Reinhard Weber.

Main Author: Weber, Reinhard, 1953-
Language(s): German
Published: Frankfurt am Main ; Lang, 2001.
Series: Arbeiten zur Religion und Geschichte des Urchristentums ;
Subjects: Jewish law > History.
Philo, > of Alexandria
Josephus, Flavius.
Note: Continuation of: Das Gesetz im hellenistischen Judentum.
Physical Description: 437 p. ; 21 cm.
Original Format: Book
Original Classification Number: BS 1199 .L3 W3512 2001
ISBN: 3631372701 (pbk.)
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