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Philo of Alexandria · Parte 139

[139] [cap.25] And do not suppose that Hagar is represented as beholding herself as pregnant, by the words, "seeing that she had conceived," but as beholding her mistress Sarah; for [72] afterwards she speaks of herself, and says, "Seeing that she was pregnant, she was despised before her." [73] Why so?