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Plotinus: Religious-philosopher (b. c203 AD).
Plotinus Volume 1
Plotinus
Vol 2 OCT
Plotinus Loeb Vol 1
Plotinus Loeb Vol 6- Ennead 6, books 1-5
Plotinus Lloyd P. Gerson Paperback In Routledge's The Arguments of the Philosophers Series
Plotinus- The Enneads
Plutarch
moralia Vol 1 Education of children. how the young man should study poetry. on listening
to lectures. how to tell a flatterer from a friend. how a man may become aware of his
progress in virtue.
Plutarch
Moralia Loeb Vol 2 How to Profit by One's enemies; On
Having Many Friends; Chance, Virtue and Vice; Letters of Condolence to Apollonius; Advice
about Keeping Well; Advice to Bride and Groom; Dinner of the Seven Wise Men; Superstition.
Plutarch
Moralia Loeb Vol 3 Sayings of Kings and Commanders;
Sayings of Romans; Sayings of Spartans; The ANcient Customs of the Spartans; Sayings of
Spartan Women; Bravery of Women
Plutarch Moralia Loeb Vol 4 Roman
questions; Greek questions; Greek and Roman parallel stories; On the fortune of the
Romans; On the fortune or virtue of Alexander; Were the Athenians more famous in war or in
wisdom?
Plutarch
moralia loeb Vol 5 Isis and Osiris; The E at Delphi;
The Oracles at Delphi no Longer given in Verse; The Obsolescence of Oracles.
Plutarch
Moralia Loeb Vol 6 Can Virtue be taught? On Moral
Virtue; On the Control of Anger; On Tranquility of Mind; On Brotherly Love; On affection
for Offspring; Whether Vice be Sufficient to cause Unhappiness; Whether the affections of the soul ar e worse than those of the body; Concerning
Talkitiveness; On Being a Busybody.
Plutarch Moralia Loeb Vol 7 On Love of
Wealth; On Compliancy; On Envy and Hate; On Praising Oneself inoffensively, On the delays
of the Divine Vengeance; On Fate; On the Sign of Socrates; On Exile; Consolation to his
Wife
Plutarch Moralia Loeb Vol 8 Table Talk
books 1-6
Plutarch
Moralia Loeb Vol 9 Table Talk books 7-9; Dialogue on
Love.
Plutarch Moralia Loeb Vol 10 Love
Stories; That a Philosopher ought to converse, especially with Men of Power; To an
Uneducated Ruler; Whether an Old Man Should engage in Public Affairs; Precepts of
Statecraft; On Monarchy, Democracy and Oligarchy
Plutarch Moralia Loeb Vol 11 On the Malice of Herodotus; Causes of Natural Phenomena
Plutarch Moralia Loeb Vol 12 Concerning
the Face which appears in the orb of the Moon; On the Principle of Cold; Whether Fire or
Water is More Useful; Whether Land or sea animals are Cleverer; Beasts are Rational; On
the Eating of Flesh.
Plutarch Moralia Loeb Vol 13 Part One Platonic Essays
Plutarch Moralia Loeb Vol 13 Part Two Stoic Essays
Plutarch Moralia Loeb Vol 14 That Epicurus actually makes
a pleasant Life Inpossible; Reply to Colotes in Defence of the other Philosophers; Is
'Live Alone' a wise precept?: On Music;
...and just when you thought that Plutarch had written enough, there is also a version of fragments...
Plutarch
Moralia Loeb Vol 15-Fragments Fragments
Plutarch
Parallel lives loeb vol 1. Theseus and Roulus.
Lyucurgus and Numa. Solon and Publicola.
Plutarch Parallel Lives Loeb vol 2 Themostocles
and Camillus; Aristides and Cato Major; Cimon and Lucullus.
Plutarch Parallel Lives Loeb vol 3 Pericles
and Favius Maximus; Nicias and Crassus
Plutarch
Parallel lives loeb Vol 4 Alcibiades and Coriolanus. Lysandra and Sulla.
Plutarch
Parallel lives Loeb vol 5 Agesilaus and pompey. Pelopidas and Marcellus.
Plutarch
Parallel Lives Loeb vol 6 Dion and Brutus; Timoleon
and Aemilius Paulus.
Plutarch Parallel Lives Loeb vol 7 Demosthenes and Cicero; Alexander and Caesar
Plutarch
Parallel lives loeb vol 8 Sertoriuis and Eumenes. Phocion and
Cato the younger
Plutarch
Parallel lives loeb vol 9 Demetrius and Antony. Pyrrhus and
Gaius Marius
Plutarch Parallel Lives Loeb Vol 10 Agis
and Cleomenes; Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus: Philopoemen and Flaminius.
Plutarch
Parallel Lives Loeb Vol 11 Aratus, Artaxerxes, Galbo
and General Index.
Plutarch
The Rise and Fall of Athens
Plutarch - The Fall of the Roman Republic
Plutarch-
Selected Essays and Dialogues
Plutarch Lives of Aristides and Cato
Plutarch and his Intellectual World Judith Mossman Hardback
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