Description
This volume presents a meticulously translated collection of biographical sketches by Plutarch, offering insights into the lives of notable figures from ancient Greece and Rome. The translators, Aubrey Stewart and the late George Long, enrich the text with notes that enhance the reader's understanding of the historical context and philosophical themes woven throughout Plutarch's acclaimed writings.
Through a careful selection of lives, the authors bring to life the complexities of character, virtue, and morality as portrayed by Plutarch. Their work not only aims to preserve the essence of the original Greek texts but also to connect modern readers with the timeless relevance of these figures. The scholarship provided in this edition serves as a valuable guide, making Plutarch's enduring contributions accessible to both scholars and casual readers alike.
Through a careful selection of lives, the authors bring to life the complexities of character, virtue, and morality as portrayed by Plutarch. Their work not only aims to preserve the essence of the original Greek texts but also to connect modern readers with the timeless relevance of these figures. The scholarship provided in this edition serves as a valuable guide, making Plutarch's enduring contributions accessible to both scholars and casual readers alike.
Book Details
Format
Kindle
Pages
734 pages
Language
English
Published
Feb 20, 2015
Publisher
Gilman Press
Editions
33 editions
ISBN-10
1473370892
ISBN-13
9781473370890