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Philo Of Alexandria, Hypothetica, 7.8

nan That no one shall apply a false balance, or an inadequate measure, or bad money. That no one shall tell the secrets of his friends in a foreign land. Where, in God's name, are these yokes of oxen of ours gone? And look also at other commandments besides these. It is ordained, that no one shall fix the residence of the parents apart from that of the children, not even if they are prisoners of war; nor that of a wife from that of her husband, even though a man may be her master, having purchased her lawfully.

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abraham	Corley (2002) 53
adversity	Corley (2002) 53
claudius,roman emperor,expulsion of jews from rome by'	Feldman (2006) 325
enemies	Corley (2002) 53
faithfulness	Corley (2002) 53
hospitality	Corley (2002) 53
jesus	Corley (2002) 53
parallelism	Corley (2002) 53
quarreling	Corley (2002) 53
secrets/confidences,keeping/betraying	Corley (2002) 53
shame	Corley (2002) 53
travel	Corley (2002) 53
trust (between friends)	Corley (2002) 53
wordplay	Corley (2002) 53