Plutarque, Oeuvres morales
Tome I, 2e partie: Traites 3-9: Comment ecouter - Moyens de distinguer le flatteur d'avec l'ami - Comment s'apercevoir qu'on progresse dans la vertu - Comment tirer profit de ses ennemis - De la pluralite d'amis - De la fortune - De la vertu et du vi
edited and translated by Robert Klaerr, Andre Philippon and Jean Sirinelli
Paperback (Published)
(January 1989)
ISBN: 9782251003702
4.88 x 7.6 inches
Price: $49.00
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Les sept traites contenus dans ce volume nous offrent une image complete et achevee de l’homme Plutarque, de son caractere et de son ethique. A travers ses themes moraux favoris, la pedagogie, l’administration politique, les rapports prives ou sociaux, le role de l’intelligentsia, du hasard, Plutarque fait preuve de philanthropie, de generosite, d’esprit de tolerance. Il apparait comme le portrait ideal du philosophe antique et de l’honnete homme grec, chez qui tout tend a la vertu et a [‘elevation de l’ame. Qui lira les traites rassembles ici, gardera en lui le portrait d’un sage qui nous a transmis l’essence la plus pure d’une longue tradition de culture et d’humanite.
- By (author) Plutarque
- Edited and translated by Robert Klaerr
- Edited and translated by Andre Philippon
- Edited and translated by Jean Sirinelli
Other Titles in this Series
Plutarque, Oeuvres morales
Tome IV: Traites 17 a 19: Conduites meritoires des femmes - etiologies romaines - etiologies grecques - paralleles mineurs
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Platon, Oeuvres completes
Tome I: Introduction - Hippias mineur - Alcibiade - Apologie de Socrate - Euthyphron - Criton
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