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Plutarch, der als Grieche im römischen Kaiserreich lebte (46 bis 125 n. Chr.), sah sich als Mittler zwischen beiden Völkern und Kulturen. Er wollte mit seinen Essays auf die Sitten und Menschen einwirken, als Verkünder einer praktischen Lebenskunst, als Verfechter einer sittlichen Lebensführung, die allein auf Dauer zu Ruhe und Zufriedenheit führe.
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The Greek philosopher Plutarch's 'Essays and Miscellanies: The Complete Works Vol. 3' is an anthology of his musings on various themes, including literary evaluation, moral philosophy, and political postulates. The book is separated into numerous divisions, each centered around a specific subject matter. In separate sections of Plutarch's tome, one can come across his musings on ethics and morals, as well as his ponderings on the universe's workings and the deities' purposes. As a skilled and insightful writer, Plutarch touches upon a wide range of topics that are sure to inspire and provoke. What he presents is easily accessible to anyone, whether studying in an academic setting or picking up the book for leisurely reading. Plutarch's impact on Western thinking and society is truly exceptional, impossible to overstate. His writings were held in high esteem by both the Greeks and Romans of ancient times, and are still being studied and admired by readers and scholars alike, worldwide.
Plutarque, Oeuvres Morales. Tome VIII: Traites 42-45: Du Destin - Le Demon de Socrate - de l'Exil - Consolation a Sa Femme
Plutarch
Les Belles Lettres
1980
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Plutarque, Oeuvres Morales: Tome III: Traites 15 Et 16: Apophtegmes de Rois Et de Generaux - Apophtegmes Laconiens
Plutarch
Les Belles Lettres
1988
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Le premier de ces ecrits se presente comme une suite de tres courts textes - quelques lignes en moyenne -, consacres a des heros regroupes par nations, en majorite grecs et romains, selon l'ordre chronologique. Introduit par une lettre dedicatoire adressee a Trajan, il veut etre une sorte le document psychologique et moral, un condense utilitaire offert a un empereur trop occupe pour pouvoir se livrer a d'amples lectures Le second, semblable a premiere vue, constitue en fait une compilation fort heteroclite. Il s'agit de notes brutes, prises par Plutarque en vue, notamment, de la composition des Vies, mais restees telles quelles dans sa bibliotheque, et qui ont probablement ete publiees apres sa mort avec l'ensemble du corpus.
Die Kunst, gut zu leben. Traktate, Dialoge und Briefe aus den 'Moralia'
Plutarch
Anaconda Verlag
2026
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Major figures in the civil wars that ended the Roman Republic, the names Pompey, Caesar, Cicero, Brutus and Antony haunt us with questions of character and authority. Plutarch’s rich, vivid profiles show character-shaping history through grand scale events and intimate details. The creator and master of the biographical form, Plutarch locates character in small gestures such as Brutus’s punctilious use of money or Caesar’s plainspoken discourse. In this reader’s edition, the translation lends a straightforward clarity to the prose and the notes identify people, places and events in the text. The substantial introduction and foreword explore Plutarch as an historical figure and the history of the Republic’s fall.
Major figures in the civil wars that ended the Roman Republic, the names Pompey, Caesar, Cicero, Brutus and Antony haunt us with questions of character and authority. Plutarch’s rich, vivid profiles show character-shaping history through grand scale events and intimate details. The creator and master of the biographical form, Plutarch locates character in small gestures such as Brutus’s punctilious use of money or Caesar’s plainspoken discourse. In this reader’s edition, the translation lends a straightforward clarity to the prose and the notes identify people, places and events in the text. The substantial introduction and foreword explore Plutarch as an historical figure and the history of the Republic’s fall.
Lives. Englished by Sir Thomas North in ten Volumes
Plutarch Plutarch; Thomas North
Hutson Street Press
2025
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Lives. Englished by Sir Thomas North in ten Volumes
Plutarch Plutarch; Thomas North
Hutson Street Press
2025
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Lives. Englished by Sir Thomas North in ten Volumes
Plutarch Plutarch; Thomas North
Hutson Street Press
2025
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Libellus De Discrimine Amici Et Adulatoris Graece Primum Seorsim Edidit Varietatem Lectionis (1775)
Plutarch; C. A. Krigel
KESSINGER PUBLISHING, LLC
2009
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