This volume, "Oeuvres Morales Et Oeuvres Diverses extraits]," presents a selection of the moral and miscellaneous works of Plutarch, the renowned Greek biographer and essayist. Translated and edited by V. B tolaud, this edition offers readers a glimpse into Plutarch's profound insights on ethics, politics, and human nature. From discussions on virtue and vice to reflections on leadership and societal harmony, Plutarch's writings remain remarkably relevant and thought-provoking.
Explore the wisdom of one of antiquity's most influential thinkers in this accessible collection, providing valuable perspectives on living a virtuous and meaningful life. These excerpts showcase Plutarch's enduring legacy as a moral philosopher and a keen observer of the human condition, making this volume a timeless resource for students of philosophy, history, and literature.
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