Corpus of Philo

I understand the source below has a topical index of Philo's corpus. This was mentioned in a book review. Schenck, Kenneth. A Brief Guide to Philo. Louisville: Westminster John Knox Press, 2005. Can someone tell me where he cites either John's Gospel or the word Logos and Sophia in the book's topical index?

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Christian Alexander

I am still digging into John's Gospel. Hopefully someone has this source. I placed it on ILL on May 23 and it still has not been fufilled.

Rosie Perera

This book is available with a substantial Preview on Google Books. Again, you gave up too quickly.

https://www.google.ca/books/edition/A_Brief_Guide_to_Philo/7nnPWr6ZJO4C

Once you get there search for a keyword (e.g., Logos) and you'll be able to click on all the pages that contain that word and read a ton of the book. Ditto for "Gospel of John" (in quotation marks). Not much on Sophia (only 2 hits).

Do you know what it means to be tenacious like a dog chewing on a bone, not giving up until they've reached the end of it? If you want to be a good researcher, you have to be more tenacious. Go in with the attitude that "this must be doable and dang it, I'm going to find a way to do it" and keep brainstorming other options. Do not give up and ask someone else for help so easily. Keep working on developing your tenacity muscle, Christian. I'm going to keep hammering you on this. Every time I give you help, it's with the "give a man a fish and he'll eat for a day; teach a man to fish and he'll eat for a lifetime" mindset. I'm trying to wean you off of my help. Get it? Don't keep coming back for more fish. Use the tools I'm giving you to go catch your own fish.

Christian Alexander

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1302205#Comment_1302205

Understand I will try to do better and be more tenacious. Thank you for all you do.