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Plutarch's Miscellanies and Essays: Comprising All His Works Collected Under the Title of "Morals.", Volumen1

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Little, Brown, 1898

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A DISCOURSE TOUCHING THE TRAINING OF CHILDREN	3

CONCERNING THE CURE OF ANGER	33

OF BASHFULNESS	60

THAT VIRTUE MAY BE TAUGHT	78

Institutions of Lycurgus 82 The citizens ate at one table 82 Conversation	86

CONCERNING MUSIC	102

OF THE TRANQUILLITY OF THE MIND	136

Plutarch salutes his friend Paccius 136 Worldly honor or wealth cannot procure	142

Illwill always to be expected 280 It is not enough that our enemies do us	297

The son of Apollonius had died 299 Apathy and excessive grief are alike unnat	303

Derive comfort from the example of those who have borne	336

Of the Phocian women in the war with the Thessalians 343 Of	342

Of the women of Phocis during the Sacred War 355 Of the Roman	354

of Elis during the tyranny of Aristotimus 357363 Of Pieria and other women	374

Liconic Apathithenis385440	385

OF HEARING	441

OF SUPERSTITION OR INDISCREET DEVOTION	168

THE APOPHTHEGMS OR REMARKABLE SAYINGS OF KINGS	185

RULES FOR THE PRESERVATION OF HEALTH	251

The hands to be kept always warm 252 Accustom yoursel	262

HOW A MAN MAY RECEIVE ADVANTAGE AND PROFIT FROM	280

Examine the argument of the speaker apart from his expres	450

OR AN ESSAY TO PROVE	464

True friendship a thing of rare occurrence 464 In the early times friends went	472

he receive his empire as the gift of Fortune? By no means 475 It was	481

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Título	Plutarch's Miscellanies and Essays: Comprising All His Works Collected Under the Title of "Morals.", Volumen1 Volumen1 de Plutarch's Miscellanies and Essays, William Watson Goodwin Plutarch's Miscellanies and Essays: Comprising All His Works Collected Under the Title of "Morals.", William Watson Goodwin
Autor	Plutarch
Editor	William Watson Goodwin
Edición	6
Editor	Little, Brown, 1898
Procedencia del original	Universidad de Michigan
Digitalizado	13 Feb. 2009

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