Philo of Alexandria was a Jewish philosopher who lived during the first century CE and synthesized Greek philosophy with Jewish theology. This complete and unabridged collection brings together his major philosophical and theological writings, exploring topics including the nature of God, the interpretation of scripture, virtue, and the relationship between reason and faith. His works represent a crucial bridge between ancient Jewish thought and Hellenistic philosophy, offering profound insights into metaphysics, ethics, and the human soul. Essential reading for scholars of philosophy, theology, and ancient intellectual history.