Notes to Plutarch's essays and miscellanies, Vol. 5 (of 5) — Reading edition
176 notes · Reading edition
OF EATING OF FLESH. · Note 1OF EATING OF FLESH. · Note 2OF EATING OF FLESH. · Note 3OF EATING OF FLESH. · Note 4OF EATING OF FLESH. · Note 5LIVES OF THE TEN ORATORS. · Note 1LIVES OF THE TEN ORATORS. · Note 2LIVES OF THE TEN ORATORS. · Note 3LIVES OF THE TEN ORATORS. · Note 4LIVES OF THE TEN ORATORS. · Note 5LIVES OF THE TEN ORATORS. · Note 6LIVES OF THE TEN ORATORS. · Note 7LIVES OF THE TEN ORATORS. · Note 8LIVES OF THE TEN ORATORS. · Note 9LIVES OF THE TEN ORATORS. · Note 10LIVES OF THE TEN ORATORS. · Note 11LIVES OF THE TEN ORATORS. · Note 12LIVES OF THE TEN ORATORS. · Note 13LIVES OF THE TEN ORATORS. · Note 14LIVES OF THE TEN ORATORS. · Note 15LIVES OF THE TEN ORATORS. · Note 16LIVES OF THE TEN ORATORS. · Note 17LIVES OF THE TEN ORATORS. · Note 18LIVES OF THE TEN ORATORS. · Note 19LIVES OF THE TEN ORATORS. · Note 20LIVES OF THE TEN ORATORS. · Note 21LIVES OF THE TEN ORATORS. · Note 22LIVES OF THE TEN ORATORS. · Note 23LIVES OF THE TEN ORATORS. · Note 24LIVES OF THE TEN ORATORS. · Note 25WHETHER AN AGED MAN OUGHT TO MEDDLE IN STATE AFFAIRS. · Note 1WHETHER AN AGED MAN OUGHT TO MEDDLE IN STATE AFFAIRS. · Note 2WHETHER AN AGED MAN OUGHT TO MEDDLE IN STATE AFFAIRS. · Note 3WHETHER AN AGED MAN OUGHT TO MEDDLE IN STATE AFFAIRS. · Note 4WHETHER AN AGED MAN OUGHT TO MEDDLE IN STATE AFFAIRS. · Note 5WHETHER AN AGED MAN OUGHT TO MEDDLE IN STATE AFFAIRS. · Note 6WHETHER AN AGED MAN OUGHT TO MEDDLE IN STATE AFFAIRS. · Note 7WHETHER AN AGED MAN OUGHT TO MEDDLE IN STATE AFFAIRS. · Note 8WHETHER AN AGED MAN OUGHT TO MEDDLE IN STATE AFFAIRS. · Note 9WHETHER AN AGED MAN OUGHT TO MEDDLE IN STATE AFFAIRS. · Note 10WHETHER AN AGED MAN OUGHT TO MEDDLE IN STATE AFFAIRS. · Note 11WHETHER AN AGED MAN OUGHT TO MEDDLE IN STATE AFFAIRS. · Note 12WHETHER AN AGED MAN OUGHT TO MEDDLE IN STATE AFFAIRS. · Note 13WHETHER AN AGED MAN OUGHT TO MEDDLE IN STATE AFFAIRS. · Note 14WHETHER AN AGED MAN OUGHT TO MEDDLE IN STATE AFFAIRS. · Note 15POLITICAL PRECEPTS. · Note 1POLITICAL PRECEPTS. · Note 2POLITICAL PRECEPTS. · Note 3POLITICAL PRECEPTS. · Note 4POLITICAL PRECEPTS. · Note 5POLITICAL PRECEPTS. · Note 6POLITICAL PRECEPTS. · Note 7POLITICAL PRECEPTS. · Note 8POLITICAL PRECEPTS. · Note 9POLITICAL PRECEPTS. · Note 10POLITICAL PRECEPTS. · Note 11POLITICAL PRECEPTS. · Note 12POLITICAL PRECEPTS. · Note 13POLITICAL PRECEPTS. · Note 14POLITICAL PRECEPTS. · Note 15POLITICAL PRECEPTS. · Note 16POLITICAL PRECEPTS. · Note 17POLITICAL PRECEPTS. · Note 18POLITICAL PRECEPTS. · Note 19POLITICAL PRECEPTS. · Note 20POLITICAL PRECEPTS. · Note 21POLITICAL PRECEPTS. · Note 22POLITICAL PRECEPTS. · Note 23POLITICAL PRECEPTS. · Note 24POLITICAL PRECEPTS. · Note 25POLITICAL PRECEPTS. · Note 26POLITICAL PRECEPTS. · Note 27POLITICAL PRECEPTS. · Note 28POLITICAL PRECEPTS. · Note 29POLITICAL PRECEPTS. (continued 2) · Note 1POLITICAL PRECEPTS. (continued 2) · Note 2WHICH ARE THE MOST CRAFTY, WATER-ANIMALS OR THOSE CREATURES THAT BREED UPON THE LAND? · Note 1WHICH ARE THE MOST CRAFTY, WATER-ANIMALS OR THOSE CREATURES THAT BREED UPON THE LAND? · Note 2WHICH ARE THE MOST CRAFTY, WATER-ANIMALS OR THOSE CREATURES THAT BREED UPON THE LAND? · Note 3WHICH ARE THE MOST CRAFTY, WATER-ANIMALS OR THOSE CREATURES THAT BREED UPON THE LAND? · Note 4WHICH ARE THE MOST CRAFTY, WATER-ANIMALS OR THOSE CREATURES THAT BREED UPON THE LAND? · Note 5WHICH ARE THE MOST CRAFTY, WATER-ANIMALS OR THOSE CREATURES THAT BREED UPON THE LAND? · Note 6WHICH ARE THE MOST CRAFTY, WATER-ANIMALS OR THOSE CREATURES THAT BREED UPON THE LAND? · Note 7WHICH ARE THE MOST CRAFTY, WATER-ANIMALS OR THOSE CREATURES THAT BREED UPON THE LAND? · Note 8WHICH ARE THE MOST CRAFTY, WATER-ANIMALS OR THOSE CREATURES THAT BREED UPON THE LAND? · Note 9WHICH ARE THE MOST CRAFTY, WATER-ANIMALS OR THOSE CREATURES THAT BREED UPON THE LAND? · Note 10WHICH ARE THE MOST CRAFTY, WATER-ANIMALS OR THOSE CREATURES THAT BREED UPON THE LAND? · Note 11WHICH ARE THE MOST CRAFTY, WATER-ANIMALS OR THOSE CREATURES THAT BREED UPON THE LAND? · Note 12WHICH ARE THE MOST CRAFTY, WATER-ANIMALS OR THOSE CREATURES THAT BREED UPON THE LAND? · Note 13WHICH ARE THE MOST CRAFTY, WATER-ANIMALS OR THOSE CREATURES THAT BREED UPON THE LAND? · Note 14WHICH ARE THE MOST CRAFTY, WATER-ANIMALS OR THOSE CREATURES THAT BREED UPON THE LAND? · Note 15WHICH ARE THE MOST CRAFTY, WATER-ANIMALS OR THOSE CREATURES THAT BREED UPON THE LAND? (continued 2) · Note 1WHICH ARE THE MOST CRAFTY, WATER-ANIMALS OR THOSE CREATURES THAT BREED UPON THE LAND? (continued 2) · Note 2THAT BRUTE BEASTS MAKE USE OF REASON ULYSSES, CIRCE, GRYLLUS. · Note 1OF THE FACE APPEARING WITHIN THE ORB OF THE MOON. · Note 1OF THE FACE APPEARING WITHIN THE ORB OF THE MOON. · Note 2OF THE FACE APPEARING WITHIN THE ORB OF THE MOON. · Note 3OF THE FACE APPEARING WITHIN THE ORB OF THE MOON. · Note 4OF THE FACE APPEARING WITHIN THE ORB OF THE MOON. · Note 5OF THE FACE APPEARING WITHIN THE ORB OF THE MOON. · Note 6OF THE FACE APPEARING WITHIN THE ORB OF THE MOON. · Note 7OF THE FACE APPEARING WITHIN THE ORB OF THE MOON. · Note 8OF THE FACE APPEARING WITHIN THE ORB OF THE MOON. (continued 2) · Note 1OF THE FACE APPEARING WITHIN THE ORB OF THE MOON. (continued 2) · Note 2OF THE FACE APPEARING WITHIN THE ORB OF THE MOON. (continued 2) · Note 3OF THE FACE APPEARING WITHIN THE ORB OF THE MOON. (continued 2) · Note 4OF THE FACE APPEARING WITHIN THE ORB OF THE MOON. (continued 2) · Note 5OF THE FACE APPEARING WITHIN THE ORB OF THE MOON. (continued 2) · Note 6OF FATE.109 · Note 1OF FATE.109 · Note 2OF FATE.109 · Note 3OF FATE.109 · Note 4OF FATE.109 · Note 5OF FATE.109 · Note 6OF FATE.109 · Note 7OF FATE.109 · Note 8OF FATE.109 · Note 9OF FATE.109 · Note 10CONCERNING THE FIRST PRINCIPLE OF COLD. · Note 1CONCERNING THE FIRST PRINCIPLE OF COLD. · Note 2CONCERNING THE FIRST PRINCIPLE OF COLD. · Note 3CONCERNING THE FIRST PRINCIPLE OF COLD. · Note 4WHETHER WATER OR FIRE BE MOST USEFUL. · Note 1WHETHER WATER OR FIRE BE MOST USEFUL. · Note 2AGAINST COLOTES, THE DISCIPLE AND FAVORITE OF EPICURUS. · Note 1AGAINST COLOTES, THE DISCIPLE AND FAVORITE OF EPICURUS. · Note 2AGAINST COLOTES, THE DISCIPLE AND FAVORITE OF EPICURUS. · Note 3AGAINST COLOTES, THE DISCIPLE AND FAVORITE OF EPICURUS. · Note 4AGAINST COLOTES, THE DISCIPLE AND FAVORITE OF EPICURUS. · Note 5AGAINST COLOTES, THE DISCIPLE AND FAVORITE OF EPICURUS. · Note 6AGAINST COLOTES, THE DISCIPLE AND FAVORITE OF EPICURUS. · Note 7AGAINST COLOTES, THE DISCIPLE AND FAVORITE OF EPICURUS. · Note 8AGAINST COLOTES, THE DISCIPLE AND FAVORITE OF EPICURUS. · Note 9PLUTARCH’S CONSOLATORY LETTER TO HIS WIFE. · Note 1PLUTARCH’S CONSOLATORY LETTER TO HIS WIFE. · Note 2OF THE THREE SORTS OF GOVERNMENT, MONARCHY, DEMOCRACY, AND OLIGARCHY. · Note 1WHETHER THE ATHENIANS WERE MORE RENOWNED FOR THEIR WARLIKE ACHIEVEMENTS OR FOR THEIR LEARNING. · Note 1WHETHER THE ATHENIANS WERE MORE RENOWNED FOR THEIR WARLIKE ACHIEVEMENTS OR FOR THEIR LEARNING. · Note 2WHETHER THE ATHENIANS WERE MORE RENOWNED FOR THEIR WARLIKE ACHIEVEMENTS OR FOR THEIR LEARNING. · Note 3WHETHER THE ATHENIANS WERE MORE RENOWNED FOR THEIR WARLIKE ACHIEVEMENTS OR FOR THEIR LEARNING. · Note 4WHETHER THE ATHENIANS WERE MORE RENOWNED FOR THEIR WARLIKE ACHIEVEMENTS OR FOR THEIR LEARNING. · Note 5WHETHER THE ATHENIANS WERE MORE RENOWNED FOR THEIR WARLIKE ACHIEVEMENTS OR FOR THEIR LEARNING. · Note 6WHETHER THE ATHENIANS WERE MORE RENOWNED FOR THEIR WARLIKE ACHIEVEMENTS OR FOR THEIR LEARNING. · Note 7WHETHER THE ATHENIANS WERE MORE RENOWNED FOR THEIR WARLIKE ACHIEVEMENTS OR FOR THEIR LEARNING. · Note 8AGAINST RUNNING IN DEBT, OR TAKING UP MONEY UPON USURY. · Note 1AGAINST RUNNING IN DEBT, OR TAKING UP MONEY UPON USURY. · Note 2AGAINST RUNNING IN DEBT, OR TAKING UP MONEY UPON USURY. · Note 3AGAINST RUNNING IN DEBT, OR TAKING UP MONEY UPON USURY. · Note 4AGAINST RUNNING IN DEBT, OR TAKING UP MONEY UPON USURY. · Note 5PLUTARCH’S PLATONIC QUESTIONS. · Note 1PLUTARCH’S PLATONIC QUESTIONS. · Note 2PLUTARCH’S PLATONIC QUESTIONS. · Note 3PLUTARCH’S PLATONIC QUESTIONS. · Note 4PLUTARCH’S PLATONIC QUESTIONS. · Note 5PLUTARCH’S PLATONIC QUESTIONS. · Note 6PLUTARCH’S PLATONIC QUESTIONS. · Note 7PLUTARCH’S PLATONIC QUESTIONS. · Note 8PLUTARCH’S PLATONIC QUESTIONS. · Note 9PLUTARCH’S PLATONIC QUESTIONS. · Note 10PLUTARCH’S PLATONIC QUESTIONS. · Note 11PLUTARCH’S PLATONIC QUESTIONS. · Note 12PLUTARCH’S PLATONIC QUESTIONS. · Note 13PLUTARCH’S PLATONIC QUESTIONS. · Note 14PLUTARCH’S PLATONIC QUESTIONS. · Note 15PLUTARCH’S PLATONIC QUESTIONS. · Note 16PLUTARCH’S PLATONIC QUESTIONS. · Note 17PLUTARCH’S PLATONIC QUESTIONS. · Note 18PLUTARCH’S PLATONIC QUESTIONS. · Note 19PLUTARCH’S PLATONIC QUESTIONS. · Note 20PLUTARCH’S PLATONIC QUESTIONS. · Note 21PLUTARCH’S PLATONIC QUESTIONS. · Note 22PLUTARCH’S PLATONIC QUESTIONS. · Note 23PLUTARCH’S PLATONIC QUESTIONS. · Note 24PARALLELS, OR A COMPARISON BETWEEN THE GREEK AND ROMAN HISTORIES.174 · Note 1OF THE NAMES OF RIVERS AND MOUNTAINS, AND OF SUCH THINGS AS ARE TO BE FOUND THEREIN. 175 · Note 1OF THE NAMES OF RIVERS AND MOUNTAINS, AND OF SUCH THINGS AS ARE TO BE FOUND THEREIN. 175 · Note 2