Persian doctrines influence Hebrew religion, [403].
religion and Hebrew monotheism, [402].
Persians and Judæans, [407].
conquered by Alexander the Great, [412].
Pestilence in Israel under David, [138].
Petra, capital of the Idumæans, [222].
Pharaoh, opposition of Moses against, [16].
Philip of Macedon, [432].
of Macedonia, [411].
regent of Syria, [480].
Philistines, [54] ff.
and Goliath defeated in the valley of Tamarinths, [95]–[7].
and Samson, [66].
arouse Judah and Simeon, [77].
at war with David, [115].
capture the ark of the covenant, [71]–[2].
defeat Saul and his army on Gilboah, [103]–[4].
defeat the Israelites at Aphek, [70].
defeated by Azariah, [230].
defeated by David at Mount Baal Perazim, [116].
defeated by Saul at Michmash, [88]–[9].
oppress Israel greatly, [66], [80], [84].
remain enemies of the Judæans, [435], [467].
Philo, the elder, [517].
Philometor of Egypt, [504].