Plutarch's Morals; Volume 2 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781142877965)

This is Volume 2 of a collection of essays attributed to Plutarch, the renowned Greek biographer and essayist. "Plutarch's Morals" (or Moralia) encompasses a wide range of ethical, philosophical, and practical topics. These essays offer insights into ancient Greek thought and provide guidance on living a virtuous and fulfilling life.

Topics covered in the essays include advice on marriage, education, and leadership, as well as reflections on virtue, vice, and the nature of happiness. Plutarch's writings are characterized by their erudition, wit, and practical wisdom, making them relevant to readers seeking guidance on ethical and philosophical matters.

This collection provides a valuable window into the intellectual and moral landscape of the ancient world, and continues to inspire readers with its enduring relevance and timeless wisdom.

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