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Philo

15 BC - 45

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斐洛(拉丁語:Philo,古希臘語:Φίλων,希伯來語:יְדִידְיָה,前20年—50年)是生於亞歷山卓的犹太裔哲学家和政治家。斐洛是嘗試將宗教信仰與哲學理性相結合的第一人,故在哲學史和宗教史上有獨特地位,更被視為希臘化時期猶太教哲學的代表人物和基督教神學的先驅。他的哲學對猶太教和其後的基督教發展有極深遠影響。 在维基百科上阅读更多

His biography is available in 57 different languages on Wikipedia (up from 56 in 2024). Philo is the 138th most popular 哲学家 (down from 126th in 2024), the 52nd most popular biography from Egypt (down from 47th in 2019) and the 4th most popular Egyptian 哲学家.

Philo was a Jewish philosopher who lived in Alexandria, Egypt during the 1st century CE. He is most famous for his allegorical interpretations of the Hebrew Bible.

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Among 哲学家

Among 哲学家, Philo ranks 138 out of 1,267Before him are John Wycliffe, Johann Friedrich Herbart, Martin Buber, Zygmunt Bauman, Giambattista Vico, and Tommaso Campanella. After him are Charles Fourier, Duns Scotus, Baron d'Holbach, Mozi, Kanada, and Wilhelm Dilthey.

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Contemporaries

Among people born in 15 BC, Philo ranks 2Before him is Germanicus. After him is Polemon II of Pontus. Among people deceased in 45, Philo ranks 1After him is Apion.

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In Egypt

Among people born in Egypt, Philo ranks 52 out of 642Before him are Ramesses I (-1300), Ankhesenamun (-1347), Ptolemy XIII Theos Philopator (-62), Cyril of Alexandria (376), Smenkhkare (-1400), and Boutros Boutros-Ghali (1922). After him are Ahmose I (-1560), Sneferu (-2700), Thutmose I (-1600), Pope Alexander I of Alexandria (250), Eli Cohen (1924), and Cleopatra III of Egypt (-161).

Among 哲学家 In Egypt

Among 哲学家 born in Egypt, Philo ranks 4Before him are Origen (185), Plotinus (203), and Athanasius of Alexandria (295). After him are Sextus Empiricus (160), Muhammad Abduh (1849), Ammonius Saccas (175), John Philoponus (490), Saadia Gaon (882), Dhul-Nun al-Misri (796), Valentinus (100), and Ammonius Hermiae (440).

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