The Works of Philo Judaeus, the Contemporary of Josephus, Band 3

able abundance accordance actions admirable adultery altar animals appear appointed beasts beauty become blessings body called cause character cities commands committed covetousness Creator cubits death derived desire Deuteronomy display disposition divine earth effeminacy Egypt enemies equal especially Euripides everything evil excellent Exodus father fear festival fruits give greatest heaven Hebrews high priest holy honour human impiety inasmuch inflicted iniquity innu judge justice kind king labour land lawgiver Leviticus living look manner marriage masters means mind Moreover Moses multitude namely nature necessary never offered oracles outward senses pancratium parents Pasiphaë passions perfect persons piety plain truth pleasure pomegranates priesthood proceed proper prophet punishment race reason received relations respect ruler sacred sacrifice sake seventh day sight sin-offering slavery slaves soul tabernacle temple ten commandments things tion truth usury virtue virtuous whole nation wholly wicked wickedness wisdom women worthy