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Tiberius Julius Alexander Paul H. Thiry "Collaborating to Manage" captures theThis vividly told historical novel reconstructs the conflicted life of one of the most paradoxical figures of ancient Jewish history Tiberius Julius Alexander. Tiberius was the nephew of the renowned neo Platonist philosopher Philo Judaeus and the son of the wealthiest man in the ancient Egyptian city of Alexandria. Unlike his father, who was a pious Jew and a generous contributor to the temple in Jerusalem, Tiberius showed little interest in his