Plutarch chronicled the lives and history of the most influential people in the Greco-Roman empires.

Plutarch

Plutarch was born c. 45 A.D. and died c. 125 A.D. He chronicled the lives and history of the most influential people in the Greco-Roman empires as well as essays on a wide range of religious, philosophical, scientific and moral topics.

Online Resources

• The Internet Classics Archive - use the search function to find many online etexts by Plutarch.
• Quotations from Plutarch's works.
• Plutarch in the Perseus Encyclopedia - includes a biography and links to online etexts.
• 15 Greek Heroes by Plutarch - A modern English edition, abridged and annotated by Wilmot H. McCutchen.

Related Books

• Plutarch
• Greece
• Rome
• Ancient History
• Biography
• Classic Literature