W 1981 Plutarch, the Dryden Translation, Franklin Library Edition 

Notes

Plutarch: Twelve Illustrious Lives refers to a selection from Parallel Lives, a series of biographies written by the ancient Greek historian Plutarch. The work pairs notable figures from Greek and Roman history to compare their virtues, flaws, and leadership qualities. Some famous lives include those of Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, and Cicero. Plutarch's writing offers deep insights into character and morality, as well as reflections on the nature of power and human behavior. These biographies have had a lasting influence on both historical writing and ethical thought.

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Brown leather bound hardback with gold Embossed design on front and back covers with gold embossed lettering on the spine. Gold fore edge design, cream silk bookmark, and three raised bands. Pristine Easton Press edition.