← Table of contents
Mythology among the Hebrews and Its Historical Development

Note 235 — Chapter IV · NOMADISM AND AGRICULTURE.

R. (Russell) Martineau translation

De Sacrificio Kajin, p. 169, ed. Mangey, Oxford 1742. In another treatise Philo distinguishes two kinds of shepherds and two kinds of agriculturists, of which one kind is blameworthy, and the other praiseworthy. There is a distinction between ποιμήν and κηνοτροφός, and on the other hand between γῆς ἐργάτης (probably answering to the Hebrew ʿôbêd adâmâ), and γεωργός (probably intended to represent the Hebrew îsh adâmâ). See De Agricultura, p. 303 et seq.

Explore with AITake your curiosity a little further.

Reading settings