Lives of the Noble Grecians and Romans

In «Lives of the Noble Grecians and Romans,» Plutarch presents a series of biographical sketches that juxtapose the lives of prominent Greek and Roman figures. This work, notable for its rich narrative style and moral undertones, employs a comparative approach to examine the virtues and vices of these leaders, elucidating the moral lessons derived from their lives. Written during the first century AD, Plutarch's biographical method diverges from strict historical accounts, blending ethics with storytelling to illuminate character and decision-making in political life, thereby offering a timeless exploration... Edasi