Index of Ancient Sources
OLD TESTAMENT PSEUDEPIGRAPHA
Apocalypse of Elijah
1:13 320n69
2 Baruch 329n53
39:4–7 329n52
76:5 320n68
1 Enoch
27:3–4 320n68
62:4 320n65
90:28–29 375n37
91:7 320n70
108:1 320n72
3 Enoch
48A:5–6 320n70
4 Ezra 329n53
8:52–54 369n36
14:16–18 320n70
Joseph and Aseneth
3:2/3 328n26
Jubilees
10:22 322n14
35:17 380n36
L.A.B . (Pseudo-Philo Biblical Antiquities )
7 322n9
11:12 380n36
15:5 380n36
59:4 380n36
Letter of Aristeas 65
47–50 326n55
Sibylline Oracles
2.18 329n54
3.57–59 352n54
3.98–107 322n9
5.143 329n53
5.159–61 329n53
8.6–11 329n52
11.9–13 322n9
11.113–16 329n54
12.295–96 350n15
Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs
Dan
5:12 369n36
Issachar
Judah
20:1–2 363n29
25:3 60
Levi
18:10–12 369n36
Naphtali
4:1 320n70
Reuben
6:1–2 328n22
Zebulun
8:2 320n68
DEAD SEA SCROLLS AND RELATED TEXTS
1Q22
1QHa (Hodayot or Thanksgiving Hymns )
11.3–18 320n65
11.8 320n65
11.12 320n65
13.30–31 320n65
1QM (Milḥamah or War Scroll ) 60
10.14 322n11
1QpHab (Pesher Habakkuk )
1.2 320n68
2.5–6 320n68
1QS (Serek Hayaḥad or Rule of the Community or Manual of Discipline )
4.3 363n29
4.9 363n29
4.21 363n29
4Q162
1–2 320n72
2.1 320n69
2.1–10 320n72
2.2–7 320n70
4Q163
23.2.3–11 320n69
23.2.10–11 320n72
4Q176
12–13.1.7–9 320n72
12–13.1.9 320n69
4Q389
f2.2 373n13
4Q390
1.7–9 320n70
4Q429
1–4.3 320n65
4Q501
3 320n70
4Q509
2.19 320n68
4Q544
1.10–14 363n29
2.13–15 363n29
4QMMT
C.21–22 320n69
4QpNah
3–4.3.3 320n69 , 320n70 , 320n72
3–4.4.3 320n72
11Q13
2.4 320n68
11QT
29.8–10 375n37
56.18–19 369n37
CD (Cairo Genizah copy of the Damascus Document )
4.20–5.2 369n37
11.13–14 369n33
JOSEPHUS
Against Apion
1.295 352n54
2.175 382n7
2.255 359n37
Antiquities of the Jews
1.116–18 322n9
1.117 322n7
4.219 328n23
11.276 329n52
11.310 328n31
11.346–47 328n31
12.10 328n31
12.259 328n31
13.74 328n31
16.43 382n7
18.10 328n31
18.85–87 328n30
Jewish War
1.62–63 328n31
2.237 328n31
PHILO OF ALEXANDRIA
Conf. (On the Confusion of Languages )
1 322n7
9 322n7
43 322n7
84 322n7
109 322n7
152 322n7
158 322n7
168 322n7
182 322n7
183–98 322n7
189 322n7
191 322n7
Dreams (On Dreams, That They Are God-Sent ) (1–2)
1.102 373n20
Embassy to Gaius
156 382n7
Good Person (Every Good Person Is Free )
80 373n20
81 382n7
Plant. (Concerning Noah’s Work as a Planter )
36 373n20
129 373n20
Posterity (On the Posterity of Cain and His Exile )
7 373n20
Special Laws (1–4)
1.65 350n22
4.49 350n22
TARGUMIC TEXTS
Tg. Neofiti 1 on Genesis
3:24 369n36
15:12 329n52
MISHNAH, TALMUD, AND RELATED LITERATURE
Babylonian Talmud
Baba Qamma
25b 373n15
Berakot
9a 373n15
12b 373n13
28b 369n36
34b 369n36
35a 373n15
43b, bar. 328n22
ʿErubin
53b 328n22
Giṭṭin
49a 373n15
Ḥagigah
16a 380n36
Kerithot
5a 373n15
Menaḥot
29b 345n20
76a 373n15
Nazir
48a 373n15
Niddah
22b–23a 373n15
Qiddušin
15a 373n15
35b 373n15
Roš Haššanah
3b 373n15
34a 373n15
Šabbat
31a 368n17
64a 373n15
118a 320n65
128b, bar. 369n33
Sanhedrin
38b 368n11
40b 373n15
51b 373n15
52a 373n15
97a 320n70
98a 370n48
98b 320n65
99a 370n48
Soṭah
22b, bar. 370n6
Taʿanit
11a 380n36
Temurah
16a 373n15
Zebaḥim
18a 373n15
49b–50b 373n15
Mishnah
ʾAbot
1:5 328n22
2:1 368nn13–14
4:2 368n13
5:20 369n36
Berakot
1:2 382n7
Eduyot
2:5 369n27
Horayot
1:3 368n14
Ketubbot
1:6–9 328n23
Nedarim 369n30
3:2 369n30
Niddah
4:2 328n29
Šabbat
14:4 369n27
22:6 369n27
Soṭah
3:4 370n6
Tohorot
5:8 328n29
15:1 328n23
15:8–10 328n23
16:7 328n23
Yoma
8:6 369n27
Tosefta
Berakot
1:10 373n13
Ḥagigah
2:1 330n5
Niddah
5:1–2 328n29
Šabbat
1:14 328n22
12:12 369n27
16:22 369n27
17:2–3 380n36
Yebamot
14:10 328n23
Yerushalmi (Jerusalem Talmud)
ʿAbodah Zarah
2:3, §1 328n22
Berakot
1:5 373n13
2:1 347n64
Giṭṭin
1:1, §3 326n56
Megillah
1:9, §1 322n9
Soṭah
1:1, §7 328n22
5:5, §2 370n6
OTHER RABBINIC WORKS
ʾAbot de Rabbi Nathan A (Abot R. Nat. A )
37 370n6
ʾAbot de Rabbi Nathan B (Abot R. Nat. B )
1, §8 368n13
45, §124 370n6
Deuteronomy Rabbah (Deut. Rab .)
9:9 373n13
Exodus Rabbah (Exod. Rab. )
1:5 373n13
1:20 373n15
3:4 373n13
15:11 373n13
Genesis Rabbah (Gen. Rab .)
44:3 380n36
60:15 380n36
75:6 370n48
Lamentations Rabbah (Lam. Rab .)
1:1, §19 328n27
Mekilta (ed. Lauterbach)
Nezikin
Pisha
Numbers Rabbah (Num. Rab. )
18.12 350n22
Pesiqta de Rab Kahana
5:9 320n70
Pesiqta Rabbati
31:10 373n13
52:8 373n13
Sipra Leviticus
Behuqotai
Pq. 1.261.1.6 369n36
Par. 5.255.1.10 368n14
Qedošim
Pq. 4.200.3.7 368n18
Pq. 8.205.2.6 368n14
Vayyiqra Dibura Dehobah
Par. 1.34.1.3 368n13
Pq. 7.45.1.1 328n23
Par. 12.65.1.3 368n13
Sipre on Deuteronomy
48.1.3 368n14
49.2.1 220n
54.3.2 368n14
317.4.2 329n52
318.1.10 320n70
320.2.3 329n52
Sipre on Numbers
40.1.5 380n36
Song of Solomon Rabbah
3:6, §3 380n36
APOSTOLIC FATHERS
Barn. (Epistle of Barnabas ) 243
6.13 369n36
1 Clement
45.2 365n32
Didache
11.3–6 382n12
11.3–12.5 382n13
Herm. (Shepherd of Hermas )
1.5 380n36
Ignatius of Antioch
Epistle to the Ephesians
11.1 52
Papias
21.2 329n53
PATRISTIC AND OTHER EARLY CHRISTIAN SOURCES
Anonymous
Commentary, Prologus
Frede 15.1–16.46 348n70
Arator
On the Acts of the Apostles
1 322n3
Augustine
Doctr. Chr .
2.5.6 350n25
2.13.19 350n25
3.27.38 350n25
Retract .
1.13.7 324n30
Sermons
43.7 361n5
43.9 361n5
Tract. Jn .
29.6 361n5
29.6.2 361n5
Bede, the Venerable
Commentary on the Acts of the Apostles
2.3A 325n47
2.4 322n3
Cyril of Jerusalem
Cat. Lect .
17.16–17 322n3
Hippolytus
Ref .
1.20 345n20
5.15 373n20
9.12.8 382n7
Irenaeus
Her .
1.8.1 350n26
1.18 373n20
5.6.1 324n40
Jerome
Ep. Gal .
3.5.12 364n15
John Chrysostom
Hom. Cor .
29 324n40
29.2 349n15
35.1 325n46
37 308n50
Justin Martyr
1 Apology
1.36 350n22
45 370n53
66–67 382n6
67 381n6
Dialogue with Trypho
29 382n7
55 382n7
72.3 382n7
100–107 382n6
Exhortation to the Greeks
13 382n7
Leo the Great
Sermons
75.2 325n47
Marinus Victorinus
Gal .
1.2.9 370n1
Muratorian Canon
73–80 381n6
Origen
Comm. Rom .
Rom 1:14 325n47
Severian of Galba
in Paulus-
kommentare 350n15
Severus of Antioch
Cat. Act .
10.44 324n30
Tertullian
Apol .
14.1 372n26
Marc .
5.8 324n40
Praecriptione
5 310n84
40 310n84
Theodoret of Cyrrhus
Comm. 1 Cor .
240 325n46
251 325n46
Epistle to the Galatians
2.15–16 371n11
OTHER GREEK AND LATIN WORKS AND AUTHORS
Aeschines
Ctesiphon
33 347n65
Aeschylus
Seven against Thebes
430–31 328n26
Aesop
Fables
6 328n26
Parasites
20 (Thambophagus to Cypellistes), 3.56, ¶2 347n61
Aphthonius
Progymnasmata 10 (Synkrisis) 42–44S, 31–33R 376n53
Apollodorus
Bibliotheca (Library ) 3.6.8 370n8
Apollonius of Rhodes (Ap. Rhod.)
Argonautica
2.739 328n26
2.1017 329n47
4.1312–13 328n26
Appian
Bella civilia (Civil Wars )
4.17.130 347n61
Historia romana (Roman History )
2.9 329n47
3.7.1 329n47
Apuleius
Apology
75 352n54
100 352n54
Aristophanes
Acharnians
371–73 329n47
Frogs
419 329n47
Aristotle
Art of Rhetoric
1.1.7, 1354a 348n65
2.20.5, 1393b 329n47
Politics
4.4.4–7, 1292a 329n47
Arrian
Anabasis of Alexander
2.3.4 328n27
4.10.8 311n10
Artemidorus Daldianus
Oneirocritica
2.2 330n5
Aulus Gellius (Aul. Gel.)
Attic Nights
17.2.10 328n26
Caesar, Julius
Gallic War 113
Callimachus
Aetia
1.1.1–38 350n22
Hymns
6 (to Demeter),
line 59 370n8
Catullus
Carmina
50.15 370n8
Cicero
Brut. (Brutus, or De claris oratoribus )
292 352n54
Cael. (Pro Caelio )
15.36 328n27
Friends
5.2.8 352n54
Fin. (De finibus )
3.9.32 347n64
Nat. d. (De natura deorum )
2.28.70 359n37
Or. Brut. (Orator ad M. Brutum )
40.137 352n54
Phil. (Orationes philippicae )
4.6.15 330n55
13.2.4 352n54
Rep. (De republica ) 361n1
Sest. (Pro Sestio )
37.80 352n54
Sull. (Pro Sulla )
24.67 352n54
Tusc. (Tusculan Disputations )
Bk. 5 348n77
Verr. (In Verrem )
2.1.6.17 352n54
2.2.31.76 352n54
2.3.5.12 372n26
2.3.6.13–15 372n26
2.5.10.25 352n54
Columella
Trees
12.1 328n26
Cornelius Nepos
Generals
Pref. 5 326n6
Pref. 5–7 347n60
4 (Pausanias), 5.4 370n8
7.11.2–6 329n47
16 (Pelopidas), 3.1 311n10
Dio Cassius
Roman History
1.5.4 311n10
Orations
1.62–63 359n37
8.33 359n37
11 333n50
31.9–10 352n54
34.3 348n71
34.10 348n71
36.34–35 350n22
47.25 352n54
60.8 359n37
Diodorus Siculus
Library of History
1.4.3 330n55
10.7.3 329n47
31.10.2 311n10
37.4.1 311n10
Diogenes Laertius
Lives of Eminent Philosophers
6.2.34–35 330n6
Dionysius of Halicarnassus
Antiquitates romanae
1.9.1 330n55
4.13.2–3 329n54
7.8.1 329n47
7.45.4 329n47
7.56.2 329n47
7.65.2 311n10
Demosthenes
45–46 353n15
Isaeus
14 348n69
Thucydides
29 131
Epictetus
Diatribai
1.8.14 324n34
Eunapius
Lives of the Philosophers and Sophists
495–96 329n48
Euripides
Frg. 927 328n22
Alcestis
141–43 370n8
Andromache
416 330n5
Electra
343–44 328n22
Medea
332 347n61
Fronto, Marcus Cornelius
Ad Marcum Caesarem
3.15.2 352n54
4.13 345n20
5.27 (42) 345n20
Galen
On the Avoidance of Grief
24b–26 348n76
Heraclitus
Epistles
4 376n63
Homeric Problems
6.6 359n37
8.4–5 359n37
22.1 359n37
26.1 359n37
26.7–8 359n37
30.1 359n37
30.4 359n37
31.1 359n37
39.2–17 359n37
52.4–6 359n37
53.1 359n37
60.1 359n37
69.8–9 359n37
69.8–16 359n37
79.8 348n75
Hermogenes
Invention
2.2.110 376n63
3.5.141–43 345n20
3.5.145 345n20
3.7.149 345n20
4.14.212 376n53
Issues
40.6–19 347n65 , 348n65 , 376n63
49.9–14 347n64
51.16–22 324n34
52.1–4 324n34
60.13–14 347n65
61.16–18 347n64
65.1–8 348n65
66.12–13 347n65
67.6–8 347n64
72.14–73.3 347n64
80.4–13 347n65
82.4–5 347n65
82.13–18 347n65
83.20 347n65
86.4–5 347n65
91.9–13 347n65
Method in Forceful Speaking
Progymnasmata
8.Synkrisis 18–20 376n53
Herodian (Hdn)
History
3.13.3 311n10
Histories
Hierocles (the Stoic)
How Should One Behave toward the Gods? 350n23
Homer
Iliad
9.497 350n23
21.197 348n73
Odyssey
18.359 348n73
21.224–27 330n5
Iamblichus Chalcidensis
Letter
3, frg. 3–4 373n20
Justinian
Institutes
2.10.6 328n23
Libanius
Encomium
1.10 373n20
Maxim
3.9 348n75
Refutation
1.1 350n23
2.1 350n23
Topics
2.1 347n64
Livy
Ab urbe condita
1.pref.10 311n10
6.11.7 329n47
23.15.8 370n8
34.2.9 328n22
34.4.1 328n22
40.4.15 370n8
Longus
Daphnis and Chloe
1.8 328n26
1.25 328n26
2.4 328n26
Lucian
How to Write History
Indictment (Double Indictment )
15 345n20
True Story
2.32 350n23
Zeus Rants 352n54
40 359n37
Lysias
Orationes
30.2, §183 374n31
30.17, §184 374n31
31.27, §189 347n65
Maximus of Tyre
Orationes
4.5–8 359n37
25.6 345n20
26.4 353n14
26.5–9 359n37
Menander
Aspis
426–29 354n29
432 354n29
Dyskolos
200 328n27
Menander Rhetor (of Laodicea)
Treatises
1.1.333.31–334.5 347n58
Nicolaus the Sophist
Progymnasmata
9 (Synkrisis)
59–62 376n53
Ovid
Fasti
6.5–8 350n22
Metamorphoses
2.430–31 330n5
Tristia
1.5.69–70 329n54
Phaedrus
Fables
3.1.7 348n71
Philostratus, Flavius (the Athenian)
Hrk. (Heroikos )
1.3 346n35
11.5 348n73
24.1–2 350n23
25.4 350n23
25.8 350n23
25.10–17 350n23
Vitae sophistarum
Pindar
Nemean Odes
3.1–5 350n22
Plato
Laws
1.636CD 359n37
2.672BC 359n37
Pliny the Elder
Natural History
3.5.66 329n54
37.78.204 330n56
Epistles
1.3.1 328n26
7.4.4 328n26
8.6.9 347n46
9.36.5 328n26
Plutarch
Camillus
7.4–5 372n26
Coriolanus
10.2 372n26
Greek Questions 347n60
Roman Questions 347n60
Sayings of Spartans
Charillus 2,
Mor . 232C 329n51
Themistocles
30.1 328n26
Polybius
History of the Roman Republic
1.1.1 311n10
1.35.1–10 311n10
12.25g.2 306n24
Porphyry
Ar. Cat. (On Aristotle’s Categories )
59.4–14 345n20
59.15–19 345n20
90.12–91.12 324n34
Proclus
Poetics and the Homeric Poems
6.1, K82.10–17 359n37
6.1, K90.8–14 359n37
6.1, K141.16–21 359n37
6.1, K145.27–146.1 348n75
6.1, K150.12–13 348n75
6.1, K153.25–29 359n37
6.2, K200.9–14 348n72
Quintilian
Declamations 347n65
248.9 347n65
249.3–5 347n65
249.8 347n65
251 intro 347n65
251.2–3 347n65
252.8 347n65
274 intro 347n65
274.8 347n64
274.9 347n65
277.2 347n65
277.5 347n65
281.1–3 347n64
289.2 347n64
297.8 347n65
299 intro 347n65
302.3 348n65
303 intro 347n65
304 intro 347n65
304.1 347n65
306.28 352n54
308 347n65
311.8 347n64
313.5–6 348n65
314.6 348n65
315 intro 347n65
315.8 347n65
317.2 347n65
317.9 347n65
329 347n65
338.26 352n54
350.2 347n65
350.6 347n65
366 intro 347n65
373.12 347n64
Institutes of Oratory
3.7.24 329n48
10.1.20–21 353n26
10.1.22 347n58
10.1.28 315n58
Quintus Curtius Rufus
History of Alexander
4.3.23 372n24
4.8.8 370n8
Rhetorica ad Alexandrum
1, 1422b.20–25 347n65
21, 1434a.17–32 352n54
35, 1441b.24–28 352n54
Seneca the Elder
Controversiae
9.4 348n65
10.1.9 347n64
Suasoriae
3.5–7 347n61
4.4–5 347n61
Seneca the Younger
Epistles to Lucilius
72.1 130
88.5 359n37
108.24–25 348n73
108.30 361n1
111.1–12 348n76
Silius Italicus
Punica
10.586 329n54
11.254–55 352n54
12.608 329n54
Sophocles
Antigone
416 328n26
Silvae
2.3.21 329n54
4.1.6–7 329n54
Stobaeus
Anthology
1.3.53 350n23
Suetonius
Augustus
6 370n8
78.1 328n26
Domitian
4.5 329n54
Rhetoricians
1 345n20
6 329n48
Vespasian
21 328n26
Symmachus
Letters
1.12.3 329n54
Tacitus
Agricola
1 311n10
Annals
3.65 311n10
16.15 311n10
Germania
19 316n6
Theon, Aelius
Progymnasmata (Butts)
2.5–33 353n14
2.86–88 376n53
2.149–53 353n26
Theophrastus
On Characters
28.3 328n22
Valerius Maximus
Memorable Deeds and Sayings
1.1. ext. 4 372n26
5.3.10–12 329n51
5.6.8 372n26
Varro
On the Latin Language
5.7.41 329n54
Velleius Paterculus
Compendium of Roman History
1.6.6 329n52
2.75.2 311n10
Virgil
Georgics
2.523 330n5
3.284 348n73
3.331–34 328n26
Xenophon
Anabasis
5.3.4 372n26
5.3.9 372n26
5.3.13 372n26
Cyropaedia
7.3.1 372n26
7.5.35 372n26
Hellenica
4.3.21 372n26
OTHER ANCIENT, MEDIEVAL, AND RENAISSANCE SOURCES
Anselm
Proslogion
1, end 361n5
Aqhat 229
Aquinas, Thomas
Summa Theologica
1.1.8 ad 2 356n65
Calvin, John
Commentary on Galatians
4:24 374n20
CIJ (Corpus inscriptionum judaicarum )
2:332–35, §1404 382n7
Code of Hammurabi
1–2 228
1–3 228
4 228
5 228
6 227
7 227
8 227
9–12 227
14 226
20 227
21–23 227
23 229
24 229
25 227
110 228
117–19 225
120 227
120–26 227
126 227
128 229
129 229
130 229
134–37 230
137–38 226
138–40 230
141 230
142 230
154–58 228
168–69 229
170–74 226
181 229
195 226
196–97 226
196–204 225
198–99 226
199 226
201–4 226
206 226
206–7 226
209–14 226
212 226
214 226
226 225
229 227
230 230
249 227
250 226
251 227
252 227
282 225
Eshnunna, laws of
5 227
12–13 227
15–16 229
19 229
26 229
27 229
28 229
29 230
36–37 227
37 227
40 227
49–50 229
51–52 225
53 227
54 227
55 227
58 227
59 230
Luther, Martin
WA 4:519.3–4 308n52
WA 5:108 308n52
First Lectures on Galatians
3.5 308n52
Second Lectures on Galatians
4:24 374n20
Sermon on Jn 16 357n13
Mesha Inscription 371n23
Negative Confessions, Egyptian 230