Plutarch and his Roman readers
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Oxford :
Oxford University Press
2015
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Introduction Part I: Two Worlds - or One? 1: Friends or Patrons? 2: Plutarch's Lives and their Roman Readers 3: Revisiting Plutarch's Lives of the Caesars 4: Plutarch: Diplomat for Delphi? 5: Plutarch and Apollo of Delphi 6: Drinking, Table Talk, and Plutarch's Contemporaries 7: Leading the Party, Leading the City: the Symposiarch as Politikos Part II: Writing for Romans 8: Before Pen Touched Paper: Plutarch's preparations for the Parallel Lives 9: Plutarch's Latin Reading: Cicero's Lucullus and Horace's Epistle 1.6 10: Plutarchan Prosopography: the Cursus honorum 11: Plutarch and Trajanic Ideology 12: The Justice of Trajan in Pliny Epistles 10 and Plutarch 13: Plutarch's Alexandrias 14: The Philosopher's Ambition: Plutarch, Arrian, and Marcus Aurelius Part III: Statesmen as Models and Warnings 15: Plutarch's Lives: the Statesman as Moral Actor 16: The Rhetoric of Virtue in Plutarch's Lives 17: Mirroring Virtue in Plutarch's Lives 18: Paidagogia pros to theion: Plutarch's Numa 19: Paradoxical Paradigms: Plutarch's Lysander and Sulla 20: Competition and its Costs: Zlnrplm{a in Plutarch's Society and Heroes 21: Parallels in Three Dimensions Part IV: Post-Classical Reception 22: Cato the Younger in the English Enlightenment: Addison's Rewriting of Plutarch 23: Alexander Hamilton's Notes on Plutarch in his Paybook 24: Should we Imitate Plutarch's Heroes?
