A caveat is necessary here ... No Philosophers Needed ... P ... Plutarch’s account of Dion’s life reads as a sustained demonstration of why this conviction was fatal in practice ... G. Bury ... Plutarch. Life of Dion. In Plutarch's Lives, Vol.
Among the ancient thinkers who reflected most passionately on the treatment of animals was the historian Plutarch, whose writings remain among the strongest defenses of animals in the ancient world ... Plutarch.
The biographer Plutarch suggests she later adopted the name Olympias after Philip achieved victory at the Olympic Games... Plutarch wrote that Philip once saw a serpent lying beside Olympias while she slept.
Plutarch preserves the most striking version of Caesar’s instruction.“When Caesar perceived this movement, he placed 3,000 of his bravest foot-soldiers in ambush and ordered them, when ...
According to the Greek historian Plutarch (c.46-119 CE), Sertorius met some sailors “who had recently come back from the AtlanticIslands.” The sailors spoke of a land off the coast of Africa with a warm climate and plentiful food and water.
His patriotism, courage on the battlefield, and gentle character are virtues emphasized by the historian Plutarch... Although Plutarch sympathized with Timoleon, he does not entirely absolve him for his actions.