“God is my Ruler, but no Mortal” Philo’s Paradox of Freedom in first century Rome amidst Demetrius, Seneca and Epictetus*

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Texts and Studies in Ancient Judaism
Publisher	Mohr Siebeck GmbH and Co. KG
Pages	127-154
Number of pages	28
State	Published - 2025

Name	Texts and Studies in Ancient Judaism
Volume	190
ISSN (Print)	0721-8753
ISSN (Electronic)	2568-9525

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