Rabbinic literature and Greco-Roman philosophy : : a study of epicurea and rhetorica in early Midrashic writings / / Henry A. Fischel.
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Fischel, Henry A. (Henry Albert), 1913-2008, author. Rabbinic literature and Greco-Roman philosophy : a study of epicurea and rhetorica in early Midrashic writings / Henry A. Fischel. Leiden, Netherlands ; Boston, Massachusetts : Brill, [1973] ©1973 1 online resource (xii, 201 p.) text txt computer c online resource cr Studia Post Biblica ; 21 Part I: The "Four in 'Paradise'" (Hagigah, et al.): Anti-Epicurean stereotype, biography, and parody in the portrayals of Tannaim -- Epicureanism in the Ancient Near East -- Part II: An Epicurean Sententia on providence and divine justice in the Midrash -- Part III: Epicurea and Rhetorica in the Midrash of Ben Zoma -- An heurematological oration -- An oration on table manners and gratitude -- Stoic Paradoxa -- An anti-Epicurean sorites -- A Chria on absentmindedness -- Part IV: Appendix. Epicurea and Rhetorica of Ben Azzai? -- The meaning of sacrifice -- Laughter at death -- The sage's death -- Two Bona and two Mala -- Celibacy -- Education of women -- Endorsement of controversial books -- Man in God's image and Imitatio Dei -- Avoidance of sin -- The sage's asceticism -- Memento mori -- Inclination and fate -- Man and the cosmos -- Epilogue. Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph English Includes bibliographical references. Description based on print version record. Aggada Greek influences. Philosophy, Ancient. 90-04-03720-9 Studia Post Biblica ; 21. |
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Rabbinic literature and Greco-Roman philosophy : a study of epicurea and rhetorica in early Midrashic writings / |
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Rabbinic literature and Greco-Roman philosophy : a study of epicurea and rhetorica in early Midrashic writings / Henry A. Fischel. |
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Rabbinic literature and Greco-Roman philosophy : a study of epicurea and rhetorica in early Midrashic writings / Henry A. Fischel. |
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Rabbinic literature and Greco-Roman philosophy : a study of epicurea and rhetorica in early Midrashic writings / Henry A. Fischel. |
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Rabbinic literature and Greco-Roman philosophy : a study of epicurea and rhetorica in early Midrashic writings / |
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rabbinic literature and greco-roman philosophy : a study of epicurea and rhetorica in early midrashic writings / |
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Studia Post Biblica ; |
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Studia Post Biblica ; |
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1 online resource (xii, 201 p.) |
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Part I: The "Four in 'Paradise'" (Hagigah, et al.): Anti-Epicurean stereotype, biography, and parody in the portrayals of Tannaim -- Epicureanism in the Ancient Near East -- Part II: An Epicurean Sententia on providence and divine justice in the Midrash -- Part III: Epicurea and Rhetorica in the Midrash of Ben Zoma -- An heurematological oration -- An oration on table manners and gratitude -- Stoic Paradoxa -- An anti-Epicurean sorites -- A Chria on absentmindedness -- Part IV: Appendix. Epicurea and Rhetorica of Ben Azzai? -- The meaning of sacrifice -- Laughter at death -- The sage's death -- Two Bona and two Mala -- Celibacy -- Education of women -- Endorsement of controversial books -- Man in God's image and Imitatio Dei -- Avoidance of sin -- The sage's asceticism -- Memento mori -- Inclination and fate -- Man and the cosmos -- Epilogue. |
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