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Great books of the Western World, v.13: Plutarch, 2E

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Plutarch lived in the time of the emperors Nerva, Trajan, and Hadrian, a time usually thought of as the beginning of the best age of the Roman imperial period and as the last great era of Greek and Roman literature. He is not quoted nor even mentioned by his celebrated contemporaries, Juvenal, Quintilian, Martial, Tacitus, and the younger Pliny. He never wrote directly of himself, and the sources for his life are the many scattered passages where some reminiscence appears incidentally.

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R 030 BRI g/13

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: ., 1990

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vii: 897p; 24 cm

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English

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0852295316

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GENERAL ENCYCLOPAEDI

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