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In a Hebrew translation of some Philonian works, Israeli scholar Yehoshua Amir (formerly Hermann Neumark, 1911–2002) offered a number of emendations, explaining some of them in extensive footnotes. To make some of his suggestions more widely available, I translate here three of his more important notes explaining his emendations, and discuss them with further evidence. They deal with emendations to  Migr . 9,  Heres  52 f., and  Heres  313 f.

Hebraica sunt, non leguntur : Some Emendations to Philo by the Late Yehoshua Amir