The Studia Philonica Annual. Studies in Hellenistic Judaism Vol XV 2003. Editors: David T. Runia, Gregory Sterling and Hindy Najman. Laws Stamped With the Seals of Nature. Law and Nature in Hellenistic Philosophy and Philo of Alexandria.
Brown Judaic Studies 137. Brown University, Providence, 2003.
After a brief Introduction by David K. O'Connor, there follows five articles related to the issue of natural law:
David Sedley, The Nomothethes in Plato's Cratylus, pp. 5-16
Paul A. Vander Waerdt, The Original Theory of Natural Law, pp. 17-34,
Phillip Mitsis, The Stoics and Aquinas on Virtue and Natural Law, pp.35-53
Hindy Najman, A Written Copy of the Law of Nature: An UNthinkable Paradox?, pp. 54-63,
Gregory E. Sterling, Universalizing the Particular: Natural Law in Second Temple Jewish Ethics, pp. 64-80,
Brad Inwood, Natural Law in Seneca, pp. 81-99
Review article:
Tessa Rajak, The Ancient Synagogue, pp. 100-108. In this article she comments primarily on Lee I. Levine, The Ancient Synagogue (New Haven, 2000).
After these articles, The Studia Philonica Annual brings its always useful Bibliography Section (pp. 109-148), and a Book Review Section (pp. 158-180).
Usually these volumes can be ordered through forms offered on the Studia Philonica's homepage, but this has not been updated yet. The page does, however, contain adresses to be used when ordering.
This volume brings interesting articles I do want to dig into at the beginning of this year.
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