Read and listen to Plutarch's Morals
About the book
"Plutarch's Morals" by Plutarch is a collection of essays and speeches written in the 1st century. This eclectic work contains 78 pieces exploring Roman and Greek life alongside timeless philosophical observations. From discussions of Alexander the Great and Egyptian religious rites to explorations of divine justice and peace of mind, the collection ranges from serious treatises to humorous dialogues. These essays profoundly influenced European thought for generations, shaping Renaissance Humanists and Enlightenment philosophers alike.
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