Vitae Parallelae: Graece Et Latine: Adduntur Variantes Lectiones Ex Mss. Codd. Veteres & Novae, Doctorum Virorum Notae & Emendationes, Et Indices Accu (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781179935591)

This is Volume 4 of "Vitae Parallelae," a historical work by Plutarch. Presented in both Greek and Latin, this edition offers variant readings from old and new manuscripts, notes and emendations by learned scholars, and very accurate indices. This edition is an invaluable resource for scholars and students of classical literature and history. Plutarch's "Parallel Lives" pairs famous Greeks and Romans in order to illuminate their common moral virtues and vices. This volume continues Plutarch's exploration of character and destiny in the ancient world, offering insights into the lives of notable figures and the forces that shaped their actions.

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