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On the question, Who is the Heir of Divine Things

Philo of Alexandria · Parte 61

[61] And it is with particular beauty that he speaks of Damascus with reference, not to his father, but to his mother; in order to show that the soul depending on blood, by means of which the brute animals live, is akin properly to the female race; the race of his mother, and has no share in the male race. But this is not the case with virtue, that is with Sarah; [50] [51] [52]