William Watson Goodwin was an American classical scholar who profoundly influenced the study of Greek. His teaching elevated the discipline from mechanical exercise to literary pursuit. He is celebrated for his seminal work on the syntax of Greek moods and tenses, which introduced innovative classifications for conditional sentences. His comprehensive Greek grammar became a standard text in American schools, shaping the education of generations of classicists.
Plutarch's Morals is a classic work of philosophy that offers timeless insights into the human condition. In this comprehensive collection, readers will find Plutarch's most important morals organized thematically for ease of use. From courage to virtue, ethics to politics, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in exploring the foundations of Western thought.
This comprehensive guide to the basics of Greek grammar is an essential tool for anyone learning the language. With detailed explanations of syntax, conjugation, and vocabulary, users will gain a solid foundation in Greek that will help them in future study and conversation.
Dive into the world of ancient Greece and Rome with Plutarch's engaging and insightful essays on morality, politics, and human nature. Translated and edited by William Watson Goodwin, this collection provides readers with a fascinating glimpse into the mind of one of history's greatest thinkers.
In this classic work of ancient philosophy, Plutarch explores the nature of virtue, morality, and ethics. With penetrating insight and a clear, accessible style, he offers readers timeless wisdom on how to live a good and fulfilling life.