Plutarch was a greek scholar from Chaeronea in Boetia living in the early roman imperial period his date of birth is sometime in the 40's AD. He studied mathamatics and Philophy in Athens but lived most of his life in Chaeronea. He took positions in local magistaries as well as serving as a temple preist at the nearby (around 20 miles) sanctuary of Apollo in delphi. He wrote works on a varity of matters mainly philiophical and moral, but is best known for his parallel lives, a work that comprises of paired biographies of famous Greeks and Romans arranged together so that each greek life compliments its roman companion. After these biographies he wrote a short comaprison of his two subjects. Included in these biographies were ones of mytholoical figures such as Hercules and Romulus. The works have a daedactic and moralising purpose of diplaying virtue in the lives of his subjects and are intended to teach a reader how to attain virtue in their own life. He became famous in the Roman Empire for these works and people would visit him in Chaeronea from across the roman world for interlectual conversation. Some of these conversations were recorded in his work Table Talk. Due to his choice of subject matter and the period in which he was writing he falls into the litteray genre of the Second Sophistic. (I appologise for the spelling errors in this answer)
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In my view the exploration of virtue in Plutachs parallel lives and the moralistic tone of the narrative seems to suggest that Plutarch belived that the attainment of virtue was the purpose of life.
500 years after the battle of marathon
Parallel lives, and a bunch of other boring books q:
Cleopatra VII is said by Plutarch to have done this,
certainly not me . it was plutarch he loved discovering character of a person
Plutarch is the most famous biographer of the ancient world and the author of a famous collection now known as Plutarch's Lives. Plutarch's original title was Parallel Lives of Famous Greeks and Romans
Plutarch's birth name is Lucius Mestrius Plutarchus.
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Moralia by Plutarch
It is not known how Plutarch seen Gd in parallel lives. This was always a mystery.
Plutarch is the Gamemaker that replaces Seneca Crane after his execution. He is one of the District 13 rebels.
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Plutarch provided the plots for a couple of Shakespeare's plays, and his stories also provided Shakespeare with a number of allusions.
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Shakespeare got some of his ideas from Plutarch. Plutarch was a historian, Shakespeare was an entertainer/writer. Shakespeare 's work was fiction. He was making entertainment for his audience. Plutarch was writing the facts as he knew them.