Plutarch's morals. Part 2. translated from the Greek by several hands.
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- Plutarch's morals. Part 2. translated from the Greek by several hands.
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- Plutarch.
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- London :: Printed for T. Sawbridge, M. Gilliflower, R. Bently, [and seven others],
- MDCXCI [1691]
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"Plutarch's morals. Part 2. translated from the Greek by several hands." In the digital collection Early English Books Online 2. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/b28201.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed May 24, 2024.
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THE CONTENTS OF EACH TREATISE AND THE Translators NAMES.
- HOw to know a Friend from a Fletterer, Translated by Mr. Tullie Sub-Dean of York. Page 1
- That it is not possible to live pleasurably according to the Doctrine of Epicurus, by Mr. Baxter. Page 68
- The Roman Questions, by Dr. Chauncy. Page 154
- The Greek Questions, by the same hand. Page 224
- Of the Desire of Riches, or Love of Wealth, by Mr. Patrick. Page 257
- How a Man may inoffenfively praise himself, and with∣out being lyable to Envy, by Mr. Lancaster. Page 272
- Concerning the Procreation of the Soul as discours'd of in Timaeus, by Mr. Phillips. Page 297
- That a Philosopher ought chiefly to converse with great Men, by Mr. Chetwood. Page 347
- A Discourse concerning Socrates's Daemon, by Mr. Creech. Page 359
- The first Book of the Symposiacks, by T. C. Page 411
- The Second Book of the Symposiacks, by T.C. Page 449
- Of Curiosity or Overbusie inquisitiveness into things impertinent by Mr. Wheeler. Page 484