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Plutarch's essay on envy from the Moralia
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Plutarch was a prolific Greek writer and philosopher, renowned for his biographical and ethical works that bridge Greek and Roman cultures.
His 'Parallel Lives' presents paired biographies of famous Greeks and Romans, exploring their virtues and vices to offer moral lessons.
The 'Moralia' comprises a diverse collection of essays on ethics, politics, and customs, reflecting Plutarch's wide-ranging interests and philosophical insights.
Plutarch's writings emphasize the importance of character, education, and civic virtue in shaping individual lives and societies.
His influence extends through the centuries, inspiring writers, historians, and moralists with his enduring wisdom.
His 'Parallel Lives' presents paired biographies of famous Greeks and Romans, exploring their virtues and vices to offer moral lessons.
The 'Moralia' comprises a diverse collection of essays on ethics, politics, and customs, reflecting Plutarch's wide-ranging interests and philosophical insights.
Plutarch's writings emphasize the importance of character, education, and civic virtue in shaping individual lives and societies.
His influence extends through the centuries, inspiring writers, historians, and moralists with his enduring wisdom.
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Mentioned because his essay on envy from Moralia was published together with Basil's homily on envy.
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