Surviving Works of Philo of Alexandria (Vol. 7 - Indices)

nothing comes from the non-existent, etc. (cf. FV 55 A1 p. 352, 25. 57 p. 362, 35 cf. Anaxagoras)].
Demosthenes. int. [V 225, 21 humans do nothing resembling God more than by showing kindness (testimonia ap. Vahlen² ad libr. On the Sublime p. 2, 16 cf. Cic. pro Ligario 38 cf. Pythagoras). II 255, 19. V 223, 2 not to bear witness to hearsay (Dem. 57, 4. [Dem.] 44, 55. 46, 7). VI 124, 5. 144, 10. 11 (scrivener Dem. XVIII 209). II 117, 7 sqq. (ap. Stob. Flor. XIX 4 Hense). II 208, 15 (Dem. III 32). cf. V 174, 15 sqq. (Dem. IX 17)].
Dicaearchia. VI 125, 6. 189, 27.
Diogenes (of Apollonia). int. [VI 74, 5 sq. (cf. FV 51 A 1)].
Diogenes (the Babylonian). VI 97, 3 having signed onto the dogma of conflagration (cf. SVF III p. 215).
Diogenes. (the Cynic). *VI 34, 15 sqq. the Cynic philosopher said. cf. *VI 44, 6 he said. II 163, 21 conj. Aristippus, the dog... the heavenly star... the philosopher who started from the Cynic school. cit. [*II 87. 15 "look at how many things I do not need" (cf. La. Diog. II 25)]. int. [II 48, 20 having lit a lamp... he said he was looking for a human (cf. La. Diog. VI 41). VI 12, 1 sqq. (ap. La. Diog. VI 75). VI 12, 15 sqq. (ap. La. Diog. VI 37 et 72). cf. V 358, 15. VI 55, 15 sqq. ([Diog.] Epist. 38, 4)].
Dionysian. VI 173, 13 (equipment).
Dionysii. VI 124, 4 demagogues.
Dionysius. IV 88, 17 the one in Corinth.
Dionysius Thrax. int. [III 102, 25. 103, 2. 5 (cf. Dion. Thracis Artem § 1 p. 5 Uhlig)].
Dionysus. VI 37, 8 (Semele) was pregnant with Dionysus. cf. VI 170, 13. 20. 171, 2. 26. 172, 11. 24.
Dioscori and Dioscuri. IV 281, 15 (hemispheres). VI 170, 14. 19. 171, 11. 23. 172, 23.
Dion. VI 82, 2 sqq. (whole).
Drusilla. VI 130, 22 the mourning for Drusilla.
Dothaim and Dothain. All: I 264, 10 sufficient leaving. III 137, 5 sufficient leaving, (symbol) of a soul that has not partially but completely escaped from empty opinions. — LXX: I 259, 17. III 137, 4. 5.
Dorian. III 267, 18 (carvings).

Hebrew. IV 178, 1 (nation). IV 188, 8 (army). IV 123, 13 (young woman).
Hebrews. II 242, 16. III 79, 20. 80, 16. 169, 26. 217, 15. IV 5, 2. 7, 7. 67, 13 opp. Greeks. II 253, 20 opp. us. II 167, 17. 224, 15. 253, 25. 271, 4. III 298, 21. IV 7, 15. V 96, 4. 120, 17. cf.

V 107, 16 (in native tongue) they call. III 80, 10. IV 304, 5 they call. IV 14, 2 it is named in Hebrew tongue. III 177, 4. 5 Moses... of the purest race. IV 178, 16 leader... Moses IV 144, 9 (exodus). IV 189, 2 by tribes (having encamped). IV 189, 6 army. — cf. II 295, 24. III 30, 9. 147, 1. IV 55, 16. 72, 13. 83, 6. 104, 15. 123, 8. 154, 9, 14. 16. 155, 3, 7. 15. 163, 7. 13. 172, 10. 173, 2. 180, 18. 183, 5. 185, 16. 186, 5. 187, 17. 190, 10. 193, 6. 194, 15. 207, 12. V 275, 12. 276, 4. — All: II 272, 16—18 "one who crosses over," for whom it is a custom to migrate from sensible things to intelligible things. — LXX: IV 70, 17. — cf. Judeans, Chaldeans.
Eden. I 72, 14. II 8, 8. 14. — All: I 173, 1 luxury. II 141, 9 luxury, (symbol) of a soul that sees rightly. III 297, 13 luxury, (the wisdom of the Existent). II 8, 9 straight and divine reason. I 173, 8 joy. I 78, 2 77, 17 (the wisdom of God). — LXX: I 71, 19. 77, 5. 21. 172, 25. II 1, 2. 140, 7. 241, 11. III 297, 11.
Edom. II 22, 1. 87, 2. 91, 3. 93, 13. 296, 19 (the earthly one). — All: II 88, 1 (the earthly one, king of all apparent goods).
Ir. I 127, 28. 128, 18. 129, 1. — All: I 127, 30 skin-like. I 129, 7 body. — LXX: I 128, 8. 129, 2. 3. cf. Er.
Eleazar. III 288, 24.
Helen. VI 148, 25 (island).
Eliezer. All: III 14, 12 cf. 15, 5 my God is my helper — LXX: III 1, 6. 14, 12. 17.
Helice. VI 116, 7.
Helicon. VI 186, 20. 28 leader... of the entire Egyptian band cf. VI 188, 19. 193, 10. 19. 194, 2.
Elisabeth. LXX: II 17, 4.
Eliphaz. III 83, 3. 11.
Hellas. II 92, 11 Macedonians took away its power. VI 183, 1. 2 the one who increased Hellas by many Hellades parts of Greece. VI 39, 20
Athens. VI 61, 3 (symposia). IV 204, 12. V 374, 23. VI 21, 9. 26, 16. 39 12. 51, 14. 174, 17. 181, 22 conj. (the barbarian). I 79, 9. II 20, 8. 221, 10. IV 207, 7. V 339, 4 (tongue). IV 4, 6 (dialect). cf. IV 88, 23. 124, 14. V 154, 8. 14. VI 38, 5. 49, 18. 199, 15.
Greeks. VI 39, 19 Athenians. VI 90, 19 (Spartoi). V 154, 3 (Thebes). I 93, 21 cf. II 136, 12 those who philosophize among the Greeks. VI 28, 1 (philosophers). III 187, 12 (poets). V 223, 1 (lawgivers). VI 64, 5 (priestesses). III 48, 19 as they say. IV 223, 14. V 134, 13 as they might say. II 207, 14. 231, 4. III 162, 25. IV 31, 15. 58, 16. 67, 22. 23.