
Plutarch's Morals
- Essays
- Book language: English
- 413 pages
Plutarch's Morals, or Moralia, is a collection of essays and dialogues on ethical, philosophical, and antiquarian subjects from the Greek literary tradition. They discuss virtue, education, family life, and public conduct, often through everyday examples. They are worth hearing for their calm, practical insight into ancient reflection on character and behaviour.
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