Plutarch's Lives; Volume 10
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Plutarch's Lives, Volume 10, offers enduring insight into the characters and actions of significant figures from Greek and Roman history. Plutarch's biographical essays delve into the moral virtues and vices of his subjects, providing not just historical accounts but also moral lessons. This volume, part of the larger collection, continues to explore the parallel lives of notable individuals, inviting readers to compare and contrast their qualities and destinies.
Through vivid prose and thoughtful analysis, Plutarch bridges the gap between the ancient world and contemporary readers, making "Plutarch's Lives" a timeless work of biographical and historical literature.
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