Plutarch, primarily known for his Parallel Lives and Moralia, was a Greek historian and essayist whose works have resonated through the centuries. His writings, penned in Greek for both Greek and Roman audiences, delve deeply into ethics and character. As a Middle Platonist, Plutarch explored the nature of virtue and the human condition, drawing on moral exemplars. His mastery of biography and essay offers enduring insights into lives and ideas.
This book is part of the complete Moralia, a collection of essays by Plutarch on a wide range of topics including religion, ethics, politics, and literature. The essays provide a fascinating insight into the intellectual and cultural life of ancient Greece and Rome and are an essential read for scholars and students of classical studies.
Moralia is a collection of essays and speeches by the ancient Greek philosopher Plutarch. In this volume, Babbitt provides an English translation of six of Plutarch's most important works, including "On the Decline of the Oracles" and "On the Delays of Divine Vengeance." A must-read for anyone interested in classical philosophy.
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.
The famous Greek historian Plutarch chronicled the lives of many of the most important figures in ancient history, from Alexander the Great to Julius Caesar. In this classic translation, Plutarch's Lives brings to life the personal stories and political dramas of these legendary figures, providing new insights into the world of ancient Greece and Rome.
Plutarch's Lives is a classic work of historical biography. In this edition, John Clough's translation brings these vivid and fascinating characters to life. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in ancient history and the lives of great figures.
This edition of Shakespeare's Plutarch provides a comprehensive and accessible introduction to the works of the great playwright. Featuring detailed annotations and insightful commentary, it offers readers a deeper understanding of the historical and cultural context in which these plays were written. Whether you are a student of literature or a lifelong fan of Shakespeare, this book is an essential guide to his most celebrated works.
This book is a collection of biographical profiles of notable Greeks and Romans by the ancient Greek philosopher Plutarch. These biographies are a fascinating insight into the characters and events of the ancient world. The book provides a valuable resource for scholars of ancient history and anyone interested in the lives of the great men of antiquity.
This book is a biography of notable Greeks and Romans, written by Plutarch and translated by Thomas North.
A study of the philosophy of Socrates through the writings of Plutarch, with insightful commentary by Kenneth Sylvan Guthrie.
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.