Note 241 — Lecture VI. GREEK AND CHRISTIAN ETHICS.
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De Abraham. 11 (ii. 9); de Joseph. 1 (ii. 41); de prœm. et pœn. 8, 11 (ii. 416, 418). Philo is quoted because his writings are in some respects as faithful a photograph of current scholastic methods as those of Epictetus. It is also possible that some of the writings that stand under Philo’s name belong to the same period.