Pseudo-Philo's Biblical Antiquities

I have numerous references to :

Liber Antiquitatum Biblicarum

in a particular resource in Logos (see below), but don't know if Logos has this.

Is it hidden somewhere in a larger collection? or, is it 'in the works' so we can expect it before too long?

Fisk, Bruce Norman. Do You Not Remember?: Scripture, Story and Exegesis in the Rewritten Bible of Pseudo-Philo. Sheffield, England: Sheffield Academic Press, 2001.

[<b>edited by:</b> Ron Corbett at 9:39 AM (GMT -8) on Thu, Oct 24 2013]
I should have searched LIBRARY, title:"Philo"; before posting. I do have Philo's Complete Works and I assume these references are in there somewhere.

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DMB

Easiest access is Charlesworth: logosres:otpseud02;ref=Pseudepigrapha.Ps-Phil;off=27576

Nickelsburg has a good discussion, though no text: logosres:jwlitbibtxt;ref=Page.p_265;off=2845

For anyone not familiar 'Pseudo' is the main clue .... 'not' Philo but appears to be jewish around the 1st century.

My impression from the LAB references, is that most (all?) directly reference a specific text/translation, and so couldn't be 'pointed' to Charlesworth. Just guessing.

Ron Corbett

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/537457#Comment_537457

Thanks Denise.

Charlesworth has the text I needed. Did you notice that the hypertext links are not working / fully operational yet.

Interestingly, you can actually create a Passage List with the links all showing up ... but they don't connect within the text. It may be that they are set up and waiting for another translation to be brought in to Logos and THEN they will connect the dots. We'll see.